Sentence examples for ability of existing from inspiring English sources

(3) What is the ability of existing nonlinear models to capture nonlinear and unsteady effects?

Special districts have proliferated since World War II, when rapid suburbanization quickly outstripped the ability of existing local governments to provide essential services.

These previous studies demonstrate the ability of existing machine learning algorithms to predict new ADRs for marketed drugs, but are limited in terms of validation.

Moreover, the ability of existing probes to target glioma has been insufficient and needs to be improved.

"The imposition of an irrecoverable fine on an entity now in liquidation is futile and only prejudices the ability of existing creditors to recover any money.

The proposed method and new findings in this paper extends the ability of existing metamaterial plates by enabling tunability over a wide range of frequencies in thermal environments.

Available approaches to the investigation of traumatic brain injury (TBI) are frequently hampered, to some extent, by the unsatisfactory abilities of existing methodologies to efficiently define and represent affected structural connectivity and functional mechanisms underlying TBI-related pathology.

We have argued that improving transposon modeling is a worthwhile endeavor, and have shown that, by one metric, the new methods do improve upon the transposon-finding abilities of existing profile HMM parameterization methods.

The unsustainable failure rates in phase 3 can be most likely attributed to the robustness of decisions to progress to phase 3. Clearly, the ability (or capacity) of existing early-stage information to provide sufficient and adequate "learning" still has to be appropriately addressed if the high failure rate in late-stage development is to be reduced.

"I have absolutely no confidence in the ability of the existing Pakistan government to do one blessed thing," said Representative David R. Obey, a Wisconsin Democrat who leads the House Appropriations Committee.

The human eye, combined with appropriate use of the human brain, provides a level of discrimination, which certainly exceeds the ability of the existing vote counting machines to evaluate detached chads.