Sentence examples for abilities for instance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ferguson's abilities, for instance, showed in his duet with Ms. Westbrook-Geha in BWV 149, when he connected with the words and the music to bring alive, first, the alertness of "Seid wachsam" ("Be wakeful") and then the dark tiredness of "Die Nacht ist schier dahin" ("The night is nearly spent").

Researchers have particularly noted a concentration by teachers on teaching knowledge and abilities, for instance grammar and reading skills, viewed as being useful for passing high stakes tests such as the university entrance (O-NET) examinations, rather than attempting to teach communicative skills.

This is especially true of their kinesthetic abilities, for instance, with regard to weight discrimination.

Studies of musical abilities in dementia have for the most part been rather general assessments of abilities, for instance, assessing retention of music learned premorbidly.

Differences in cognitive ability, for instance, emerge even before preschool and affect school readiness, academic achievement and lifetime earnings.

In theory, local rules give him the ability, for instance, to deny access to a road which is necessary for bringing construction supplies to Henoko.

Some of these mutations, he suggests, will occur within the 2,000 to 5,000 genes that are involved in human intellectual ability, for instance by building and mapping the billions of nerve cells of the brain or producing the dozens of chemical neurotransmitters that control the junctions between these brain cells.

As Koe (2015) found, students from different fields of studies recorded different IEO ability; for instance, business students and non-business students possessed significant differences in risk-taking and innovativeness.

In a study on the relationship between working memory capacity and reasoning ability, for instance, Kyllonen and Christal (1990) correlated a number of working memory tests with reasoning tests and knowledge tests.

Considering that positive perceptions of entrepreneurial ability has a significant influence on the decision to initiate nascent entrepreneurial activities our study could help policy makers in designing policy tools that enhances individual's positive perception of their entrepreneurial ability, for instance entrepreneurship related training programs in their regions.

Distinguishing the effects of resistance on bacterial growth and competitive ability, for instance, should lead to more accurate predictions on the spread of resistance in different environmental conditions and treatment regimens.