The phrase "a known ability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a skill or talent that is recognized or acknowledged by others.
Example: "Her success in the competition was attributed to her known ability in public speaking."
Alternatives: "a recognized skill" or "an established talent."
Even for someone with a known ability to laugh at themselves, Brigstocke has experienced a bad case of the jitters.
Enterobacter aerogenes have a known ability to convert glycerol (GL) in a fermentative process to yield hydrogen and ethanol as the main by-products.
Enterobacter aerogenes has a known ability to convert glycerol during a fermentative process to yield hydrogen and ethanol as the main products.
Poly amido-amine) (Poly amido-amineontaining the 2,2-bisacrylamidoacetic acid-4-amminobutyl guanidine monomeric unit have a known ability to enhance cellular adhesion by interacting with the arginin–glycin–asPAAtic acid (RGD)-binding αVβ3 integrin, expressed by a wide number of cell types.
We used PC3 human prostate adenocarcinoma and HT29 human colon adenocarcinoma cells as a model for their known ability to naturally express EphA2 [19], [19].
These lower-than-expected values may be species specific but are more likely a function of ketamine's known ability to depress cardiac output in vasodilated animals[31] while opposing nitric oxide dependent vasodilatation[32] (and thus limiting maximum vessel recruitment).
MTA can be selected because of its known abilities as a repair material, along with its sealing ability and mechanical strength.
Those bombs, nicknamed city-busters, are roughly 1,000 times stronger than atom bombs, and if the North were to get them it would represent an enormous leap in its known abilities.
The role of microRNAs in lower vertebrates with a known regenerative ability is gaining a lot of attention, with several recent studies identifying miRNAs associated with spinal cord repair (e.g., miR-125b in axolotl, miR-133b in zebrafish; [ 28, 29]) and appendage regeneration (e.g. miR-196 in axolotl tail, miR-203 in zebrafish fin; [ 30, 31]).
Perceptive abilities are usually classified into 4 types of increasing complexity performances [ 52, 53]: detection: ability to respond to the presence or absence of a signal; discrimination: ability to distinguish differences or similarities between two stimuli; identification: ability to choose an item from a known set; recognition: ability to repeat or imitate spoken stimuli.
Nicotine dependence was also assessed since it has a known impact on the ability of smokers to maintain smoking abstinence following a quit attempt [ 27- 29].
