The phrase "ability of common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The ability of common people to adapt to change is remarkable."
Alternatives: "capacity of the average" or "skill of the general public".
The study by scientists from the Blaustein Institute for Desert Research, which I cited in the original article, included a report on the enhanced ability of common pea plants, recipients of biochemical communication, to withstand drought, even though they did not directly experience this abiotic stress-inducer.
Data sets such as graphs are growing so rapidly that performing meaningful data analytics in reasonable time is beyond the ability of common software and hardware for many applications.
The calibrated finite element model was subjected to a pushover analysis of the entire building and was used to benchmark the ability of common seismic assessment techniques and simplified macro-element models to predict failure mechanism and building capacity.
Since the main purpose of this study is to evaluate the ability of common LPs in estimating inelastic demands of no deteriorating steel frames and comparing them with NTHA results, both two NSP and NTHA must have the same target demand.
Yet, evidence for the ability of common edible elements to modulate Aβ oligomerization remains an unmet challenge.
The ability of common tSNPs/haplotypes to capture rare functional variants has previously been demonstrated for the angiotensinogen (AGT) gene [42].
Our findings demonstrate the widely varying abilities of common read alignment tools and their impact on downstream variant calling.
As is clearly enough apparent in "Julius Caesar" and some of his other plays, Shakespeare was hardly a believer in the ability of the common man to behave in a sensible fashion when a country's leaders lead them astray or rouse them to partisan furies.
Overall, good correspondence between GPR estimates and the direct porosity values from the whole-core samples confirms the ability of GPR common offset surveys to provide rapid characterization of porosity variability in the Biscayne aquifer.
The objective of this study is to assess the ability of eight common models to predict the drainage relative permeability to oil in a three-phase system (water oil air).
Therefore, the main objective of this study was to compare the relative ability of five common temperature shifting techniques, i.e. Numerical, Log-Linear, Williams-Landel-Ferry (WLF), Modified Kaelble, and Arrhenius, to construct the relaxation modulus master curve for dense graded asphalt mixtures.
