Sentence examples for well known ability from inspiring English sources

But there are some problems with it that go beyond the well known ability of Lego bricks to escape from any confinement.

This lack of diversification may also explain why with the exception of Bill Clinton (who became diversified because of his Clinton Global Initiative, his persona and people just liking his making them feel so special with that well known ability he had), most former Presidents follow the words of General MacArthur... "They don't die, they just fade away".

This is consistent with the well known ability of arginine-rich peptides to efficiently translocate cargo through cell membranes.

Our findings are important because they may help to explain the well known ability of heparin and its derivatives to inhibit the growth of primary and metastatic tumors in various animal models and in humans with cancer [ 22- 29].

One of this ways could be due to ANXA1 well known ability to bind F-actin in a Ca2+-dependent manner since the protein has been found to accumulate concomitantly with the appearance of F-actin at the ruffles and at the cell-cell contacts in several biological systems [ 11].

Indeed, besides its well known ability to induce apoptosis in tumor cells, a role of TRAIL/TRAIL receptors in endothelial cell biology has recently emerged, revealing a trophic effect of TRAIL on primary normal endothelial cells and antiangiogenic activity in a variety of pathologic experimental conditions.

While the ability to use a tree to calculate a sum efficiently is well known, the ability to use a closely related approach to calculate a cumulative sum15 efficiently appears to be less well known by researchers working on particle filters.

Instead, it is well known the ability of S. haemolyticus to acquire multi-antibiotic resistance [ 15].

This genteel, moss-draped city is well known for its ability to turn fighters into admirers.

Dogs are well known for their ability to backtrack to a beloved home — or person.

Excimer lasers are well known for their ability to machine features on the micron scale.