Sentence examples for ability and weight from inspiring English sources

Both these two mechanisms let hierarchical structure greatly improve its anti-crushing ability and weight efficiency in energy absorption.

If this study does show an association between self-regulation ability and weight loss maintenance, future research could extend on that by demonstrating the causal pathway explaining the association.

If the results of the computer tasks do not show a relation between self-regulating ability and weight loss maintenance, this might be attributed to the use of these general measuring instruments and does not necessary mean there is no change in self-regulation of eating behavior.

While variations may be made for skiing ability and weight, skis should also correspond to your height.

US diplomats recognised his overarching influence, describing him in cables published by WikiLeaks as "the rare Libyan official who embodies a combination of intellectual acumen, operational ability and political weight".

A graduate of Michigan State University now in his early 60s, Mr. Koussa "is the rare Libyan official who embodies a combination of intellectual acumen, operational ability and political weight," said a May 2009 cable from the American Embassy in Tripoli.

It is famous for its durability, microwave ability, and low weight.

AdaBoostLSVM can be described as follows (Algorithm 2): Firstly, weak LSVM classifiers are generated by setting a small C value, which means that the LSVM classifiers have weak learning ability, and the weights of training samples are initialized to the same value.

Lithium use is associated with increased risk of reduced urinary concentrating ability, hypothyroidism, hyperparathyroidism, and weight gain; however, there is little evidence for a clinically significant reduction in renal function in most patients, and the risk of end-stage renal failure is low (McKnight et al. [2012]).

Not having been height measured recently and low recall ability for height and weight were each observed among approximately one fifth of the study population while one third had not been weighed recently.

This may reflect a sex difference in the relative subjective importance of exercise ability and exercise-induced weight loss.