Sentence examples for ability of only from inspiring English sources
Snaptrack officials said the strengths of their combination handset and network approach included a cold-start location ability of only seconds and more precise location accuracy.
Thus, the loss of Topo II negatively affects the ability of only Su(Hw) and Mod mdg4 2.2 to form insulator bodies.
Thus it looks like priming with inflammatory stimuli can enhance the ability of only BMMSCs and not WJMSCs to suppress mitogen induced lymphoproliferation.
The ability of only 500 CFUs of bacteria to induce an infection in the post-operative joints is remarkable given that an inoculum of 2×106 CFUs was required in our previous work to induce an infection in mouse skin [44] [47].
Ability of only thiol-based antioxidants to abrogate zerumbone-mediated radiosensitization further corroborated this hypothesis.
Platelets significantly promoted the ability of only SK-OV-3 cells to invade (p ≤ 0.0001).
However, the additional capability of the new assay, namely the ability of not only excluding but also quantifying 3-epimers of D2 and D3, along with the primary forms (D2 and D3), 1,25α(OH)2D3 and 1,25α(OH)2D2, makes this assay instrumental in research and clinical practice where specific and accurate measurement of the different forms is required.
Now, we allow the user to possess the ability of not only scaling its utility function, but also choosing other utility functions altogether.
A vote to leave the EU could affect the ability of not only the current generation of disabled travellers, but also those of future generations, to enjoy holidays and travel in Europe.
In this regard, this paper presents a new concept of primary frequency control by integrating the superconducting magnetic energy storage (SMES) with battery, thus achieving the ability of not only performing a good frequency regulating function but also extending the battery service time.
The residual power of these signals was compared and again the two time frequency methods acknowledged their theoretical ability of removing only a well-defined part of the data.
