The phrase "abilities of high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe elevated or advanced abilities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The abilities of high performers often set them apart in competitive environments."
Alternatives: "advanced abilities" or "elevated skills".
Figure 1 The gains in strength and d ifferent motor abilities of high-level players after 5 to 10 weeks.
Our analysis suggests that strength/power training induces adaptations in the jump abilities of high-level players (Table 1 and Figure 1 and Additional file 1: Figure S2).
The large-scale scientific simulations generate a huge amount of data that widens the gap between the I/O capacity and computation abilities of high-end computing (HEC) machines [51].
In order to directly verify this hypothesis, we experimentally tested the abilities of high-affinity protein-binding sites for the splicing regulatory proteins TIA1/TIAL1 or HNRNPF/H to rescue splicing when placed downstream of an SRE-dependent 5′ splice site.
In Brooke Allen's review of a new biography of Nathaniel Hawthorne (Oct . 5, she inappropriately underestimates the ability of high school students to comprehend literary pieces like "The Scarlet Letter".
Interestingly, similar to the effect of SR46349-R, high dose M100907 (3 mg/kg) potentiated the ability of high dose haloperidol (1 mg/kg) to increase DA release in the mPFC and NAC (Figure 5 ).
The ability of high temperature superconducting bulks to trap magnetic fields of several tesla allows them to generate very high levitation force.
Importantly, the ability of high temperature operation of these systems allows the use of silicon (melting point of 1680 K) as the phase change material (PCM).
The design goal is to enable the two actuators complementary to each other for the combined ability of high positioning accuracy and a large tangential displacement range.
