Sentence examples for ability category from inspiring English sources

The first of the three is a more detailed treatment of the Aliens with Extraordinary Ability category.

The Extraordinary Ability category intrigued Lei because he could qualify for a green card on the strength of his own accomplishments, without the uncertainty of continued employment.

The Alien With Extraordinary Ability category is one of only a few categories exempt from the employer-sponsorship requirement (another, the "National Interest Waiver," will be the subject of the next article in this series).

In a Finnish study, 9% of the NRL-sensitised HCW belonged in the poor work ability category, 72% to the group with moderate work ability and 19% to the group with good work ability [35].

Genetic analysis was not conducted for Chess due to the very low endorsement rate of the exceptional ability category (Table  1).

The perceived ability category involved responses pertaining to student perceptions of their ability to perform the task and/or their knowledge related to the task.

The distribution of both polymorphisms among controls was consistent with the Hardy Weinberg equilibrium (P=0.30 for Asp312Asn and P=0.81 for Lys751Gln), also when the subjects were subdivided in age, dysplastic naevus status or tanning ability categories.

The abilities category contains spatial skills that relate to the performance of mental operations on images or objects.

The catalyst for the argument is that Art Acevedo, the chief of police in Austin, has called for a new "driving while ability impaired" category of criminal offence, which would cover people with blood-alcohol content between 0.05 and 0.07, below the current "driving while intoxicated" limit of 0.08.

Correlation with cure having a P value ≤ 0.01 If multiple combinations met the above 2 conditions, the combination consisting of the largest number of variables was considered as the optimal combination, since this scheme would be able to categorize the patients into the largest number of distinct groups (i.e. highest discriminative ability and category utility) [ 22].

By comparing all animals with data on learning ability (learning categories 0 5) and subsequent survival time in hyperoxia (between 4 100 h, N = 390), we found a modest but significant positive correlation between individual associative learning performance and longevity (Pearson's correlation; R = 0.11, P = 0.036, N = 390).