The phrase "ability of responding" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "ability to respond."
Example: "Her ability to respond quickly to customer inquiries has greatly improved our service."
Alternatives: "capacity to respond" or "skill in responding."
It induces additional regulations in grid power balancing because of lacking abilities of responding to grid issues such as reducing grid peak consumption or avoiding undesired injections.
Referring to the four resilience abilities of responding, monitoring, learning, and anticipating, the paper focuses on how inadequate engineering anticipation or risk assessment during the design, in combination with inadequate response capabilities, precipitated the disaster.
Fine chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturers focus on new product development as a means of growth, with time to market as key driver, Time to market improvements are, however, limited by a company's infrastructure; for example, in-house design and manufacturing capacity, ability of respond to a dynamic environment etc.
The likely response to a particular item according to the ability of the responding person and simultaneously: the likely ability of a person according to their item responses; The likelihood of a particular item fitting with the putative underlying trait.
Identify and Respond to Trauma Physicians cite various barriers to asking about trauma, such as a lack of time and a lack of ability to respond appropriately.
"The benefits of having even a minimal amount of warning time can provide a significant amount of ability to respond quickly," Palmer said.
He wrote, "With the passage of time, her brain has recovered the ability to generate electrical activity, in parallel with its recovery of ability to respond to commands".
"Having a huge nuclear arsenal didn't deter the 9/11 attack," he noted, "nor did it provide any kind of ability to respond".
Co-expression of these markers strongly suggests the restoration of cone ability to respond to light.
