Sentence examples for ability of adopting from inspiring English sources

As shown by their larger support base during EC, in AS patients the impaired ability of adopting anticipatory muscle activations in controlling the upright quiet stance posture could lead to an increased risk of falling.

In part, the good judge's ability seems a matter of adopting a general point of view so that the judge is not so prejudiced by peculiarities of her own position as to be incapacitated for judging as 'one' generally does.

The heart sound diagnostic system uses a new type of OMAP3530 chip as a core and can provide high-speed computing ability and flexible control ability of DSP, adopt new heart sound sensor and signal conditioning modules, better provide the collecting ability of heart sound signals and better reduce noise.

According to Christodoulou and Pattichis ANN appears attractive for the solution of such problem because of their ability to adopt and to create complex classification boundaries.

We developed a theoretical model based on the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) with an added construct Perceived Web Security, and empirically tested its ability in predicting customers' behavioral intention of adopting IB.

PBC refers to people's evaluation of their ability to adopt a given behavior.

The generation of competitive advantage in dynamic contexts brings the skills to exercise constantly learning ability: the dynamic behavior of some wine firms is explicable with their ability to adopt a managerial logic of seeking for distinctive features concerning the technology and the market.

Indeed, there is only indirect evidence that such sequences may perturb DNA replication because of their potential ability to adopt complex secondary structures.

The surge in gay parenthood coincides with a number of high-profile court cases between 2002 and 2009 that put the issue on the public agenda and opened possibilities to same-sex couples, like adoption and surrogacy abroad, paternity leave for gay couples and the ability to adopt the biological child of a same-sex partner.

In contrast, the ability to adopt the shifted conformation of stem-loop I is a major determinant of binding: mutants that cannot adopt this conformation bind much more weakly than wild-type and mutants with a constitutively shifted stem-loop I bind much more strongly.

A major part of the appeal of wearing costumes was the ability to adopt a different role.