Sentence examples for ability is mixed from inspiring English sources

Still, Wheeler's undeniable ability is mixed with inconsistency.

With respect to ER status, a factor for which the evidence of independent prognostic ability is mixed, the model suggested that the ER positivity afforded a small protective effect.

A return to teaching the whole class was impractical now that pupils of all abilities were mixed together.

This literature is mixed on the ability of conservation messages or education to reduce water use; it has been shown to have some (albeit limited) effect (Thompson and Stoutemyer 1991; Howarth and Butler 2004), especially when consumers were made aware of the dissonance between their stated values and their actual habits (Dickerson and others 1992; Aitken and others 1994).

In our hands, these systems show rather low homogeneity and ability to be mixed.

Ms Matthews said: "Children in non-selective areas, whether they are the most able or the less able, do better, you get into a virtuous circle when schools are mixed ability.

Streaming and uniforms were abolished, classes were mixed ability, relations with teachers were informal and corporal punishment was absent.

Views around the UMS and its ability to improve adherence were mixed.

Although research studies addressing children's engagement with design technology (e.g., MacDonald and Gustafson 2004) provide some insights into their abilities, the findings have been mixed.

Collectively, these studies reported comparable responses between platforms, but were mixed in the ability of RNA-Seq to reveal the biological relevance of responses.

The results of early preclinical studies investigating the ability of beta-blockers to protect the heart had been mixed.