Sentence examples for abilities to shift from inspiring English sources

Tropical forest taxa are widely believed to exist at a physiological optimum and their abilities to shift to new environmental conditions remains largely unknown [ 37].

As children with ASD are predisposed to perseverate, they are at risk of rumination, and interventions are required to improve their abilities to shift their focus toward positive topics when needed.

Both quercetin and fisetin are able to promote NADH oxidation because of interactions with cellular enzymes and their abilities to shift cellular conditions to a more oxidised state [ 12, 13].

Executive function (EF) was measured using the "Trail Making" test (Reitan, 1986), which measures 'set-shifting', or the ability to shift attention between one task to another.

Alas, he misjudged his ability to shift the public mood.

Crittendon's ability to shift among lingoes and affects is a common prison adaptation.

But Atabay has an ability to shift without warning from cynicism to sentiment and from cold calculation to airy romance.

It seems to me the very best popular characters have this ability to shift shapes, yet remain somehow themselves.

Lopez's ability to shift from sex symbol to girl-next-door has defined her career and is intact tonight.

In his stead, Sarah Huckabee Sanders has been showing off her ability to shift from one false account to another.

And an ability to shift mental gears and respond when tempests and fires interrupt serene observation of cloud and canopy.