The phrase "abilities in relatives of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe skills or capabilities related to family members, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Her abilities in relatives of the field are impressive, but the phrasing is confusing."
Alternatives: "skills related to family members" or "capabilities concerning relatives".
Components of face recognition ability are impaired in some relatives of ASD individuals.
In summary, ageing is associated with both generalised brain atrophy, and changes in cognitive ability – a relative preservation of crystallised-type and decline in fluid-type intelligence.
Current information on the question of relative abilities in mathematics and science is extensive and conflicting.
Not content with the contentiousness of that topic, readers were so interested in the differences in relative cognitive abilities of men and women, and how they can change, to bring a story on the topic to number ten.Another pair that points to a preoccupation are two entries having to do with attractiveness.
As a result, one change widely discussed among study participants was the decreased ability of relatives to help one another in times of need, especially to provide loans or other forms of financial assistance.
However, this process may alter relative protein abundance, potentially diminishing the ability to detect meaningful differences in relative protein expression of those proteins with sufficient abundance to detect without such pre-enrichment steps.
We therefore predicted that good performance in L2 may be associated with increased gray matter in regions that control interference from L1. Critically, however, in order to draw this conclusion, we would need to ensure that a differential effect of language was not the consequence of an increased range of ability in the L2 relative to L1.
This indicates that the wasps were capable of differentiating relative from nonrelative, an adaptive ability in the defense of their nest.
The results of this experiment conform with predictions for constant relative competitive abilities in the different habitats.
Since each kind of mutant was produced at an identical rate, we assessed the disadvantage associated with losing specific nitrogen use abilities in different locations by considering the relative abundances of the different mutants (related approaches have a long history in population genetics, e.g. [26]).
