Sentence examples for ability measurements from inspiring English sources

The extraction ability measurements of monomeric and polymeric calix[4]arene urethanes (Mw=12,300 83,500 g/mol) towards alkali metal cations (Li+, Na+, K+, Rb+, Cs+) and Ag+showed a remarkable efficiency and selectivity of calixcrown-6 polyurethane toward Rb+, Cs+and Ag+.

This is a result that cannot be explained with the competitive ability measurements.

Subjects with endocrine, immune, psychiatric illness, eating disorders, and taking glucocorticoid medication that could interfere with cognitive ability measurements were excluded from this study.

Raw means and standard errors, rather than transformed values or least means square, are reported for all growth trait and competitive ability measurements.

A total of 100 healthy subjects aged 64 96 years were subjected for cognitive ability measurements and estimation of biochemical related factors.

According to cognitive ability measurements, approximately 45% of the study population (n=45) had normal distribution of cognitive function with 111.2 mean LOTCA-7 score, and 55% of the study population (n=55) had abnormal cognitive function; they were classified into moderate (score 62 92), and severe (score 31 62) (Table 2).

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This robust stability and filtering ability measurement for biochemical network has potential application to synthetic biology, gene therapy and drug design.

10 Each ABILHAND scale has its own Rasch-derived item difficulty calibration, which defines a disease-specific manual ability measurement continuum.

In the case of manual ability measurement, no attribute of the person such as diagnosis besides manual ability is theorised to account for the probability of choosing a given response to a given item.