The phrase "ability of forming" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing someone's capacity or skill to create or develop something.
Example: "The ability of forming strong relationships is essential in a team environment."
Alternatives: "capacity to create" or "skill in developing".
Moreover, denatured HeLa lysate (marked with a pentagram star) did not exhibit an ability of forming DSS1-protein adducts in a working condition (Fig. 2A; L7).
Cationic dendrimers constitute a potential nonviral vector for gene therapy due to their ability of forming electrostatic complexes with DNA (dendriplexes).
In the angiogenesis bioassay, cells displayed the ability of forming capillary-like structures and also exhibited a significant migration in the scratch test.
It is found that the ability of forming spherulites is reduced with the decrease in the volume fraction of the crystallizable block.
Microcrystalline chitosan shows a number of valuable features as compared with unmodified chitosan: higher absorptivity, chelating capability, higher bioactivity, as well as ability of forming polymer films directly from water slurry.
The binary systems of Mo N and W N offer a high potential to enhance the tribological properties of common hard coatings, owing to their ability of forming lubricious oxides (often also referred to as Magnéli phases) at elevated temperatures.
DCC's ability to flocculate hematite and the ability of formed flocs to withstand the shear forces of subsequent intense stirring depended markedly on the pH of the suspension.
These T. turgidum lines differed in their abilities of forming functional gametes in hybrids with Ae. tauschii (Zhang et al. 2010).
Interestingly, isopropanol has a high HBA ability (0.84) capable of forming hydrogen bonds with the FF molecules.
Second, it diminishes the culture of cells lacking drug efflux ability but capable of forming spheres.
The other subtest measures the ability of plural forming (PF).
