The phrase "ability of a small" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe the capability of a small entity or group, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The ability of a small team to adapt quickly to changes is crucial for success in a fast-paced environment."
Alternatives: "capability of a small" or "potential of a small".
The separation of control and ownership – the ability of a small group effectively to control a company though holding a minority of its cash flow rights – is common throughout the world, but also is commonly decried.
Linda Bolton Weiser, a senior analyst for financial services firm D.A. Davidson who follows the floral industry, is skeptical of the ability of a small start-up like UrbanStems to take on established players like 1-800-Flowers 1-800-Flowers 1-800-Flowers
The ability of a small molecule to induce the cell-death pathway suggests a broader role for MMR proteins in cellular events, such as cell-death pathways, than previously suspected.
To address the challenges of adaptive management in forest ecosystems, we tested the ability of a small set of multi-scale indicators to inform management of Minnesota's Northern Great Lakes forest.
The ability of a small molecule to bind and modify the activity of a protein target at a specific site greatly impacts the success of drugs in the pharmaceutical industry.
On the shelf above his desk in the study sit the framed words "I had no idea I was going to write this*,*" and a card with a quote from Margaret Mead: "Never underestimate the ability of a small group of individuals to change the world.
Marine Corps planners are depicted as less sanguine than their counterparts in the other armed services about the ability of a smaller American force to topple the regime.
The ability of such a small number of genes to drive this overall pattern is attributable to their dramatically greater levels of mRNA expression (roughly four times the other groups; see Table 3).
In the present letter we address the thermalizing ability of even a small water droplet following the sudden excitation of one of its molecules.
Finally, we applied this methodology to examine the ability of SOM0226, a small molecule that binds in the T4 pocket of TTR and kinetically stabilizes the protein against dissociation, to stabilize TTR under physiological conditions.
He was especially fascinated by the ability of such a small nation to control and apparently subjugate a vast empire containing millions of people.
