The phrase "ability of observing" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "ability to observe."
Example: "Her ability to observe details in the environment is remarkable."
Alternatives: "capacity for observation" or "skill in observing."
To quantify this effect, we made use of the ability of observing this effect in 3D in our image stacks and measured the extent of bulging (Fig. 8A-C).
While the use of specific populations for incidence analyses and Cox regression modelling offers a reliable methodological approach, the KompNet cohort has allowed us to study the incidence of HZ infection in a much larger group of patients, with the added ability of observing patients remaining free of HZ, in contrast with previous single-centre studies [ 12, 20].
A barrier to harnessing the power of pregnant women's ability to observe the wellbeing of their fetus is inadequate definitions of normal and pathologic levels of fetal activity [ 5, 6].
This parameter may be chosen by cross-validation, so that the minimizer of S f) is the function that provides the best predictive ability of the observed data.
Another, and perhaps clinically more important, by-product of testing was that the functional ability of patients, observed while testing, could help therapists see what treatment measures the patient needed.
Our ability to observe effects of genotype on associations of ALS with occupational exposure to lead or with blood or bone lead levels was limited.
A significant advantage of monitoring flaps with an imaging system that has a large field of view is the ability to observe several regions of interest simultaneously.
Applying the rule – the more a party invests, the higher will be his share of the surplus (12)– the arbitrator makes use of his ability to observe individual investment levels.
In 1990 to confirm my desire to no longer feel like a parrot, but to be a critic, Kurt Vonnegut, whom I had the privilege of interviewing, validated Mike Nichols observations by writing a letter for editors in support of my ability to observe.
The official, John S. Carr, of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, said that not only were controllers vulnerable, but also that if terrorists knocked out a tower, the Federal Aviation Administration would lose part of its ability to observe air traffic, detect planes in forbidden areas and direct planes to avoid collisions.
This draft specifies a simple protocol extension to CoAP that gives clients the ability to observe changes of a resource.
