The phrase "ability of so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The ability of so many people to adapt is impressive."
Alternatives: "capacity of such" or "skill of this".
Others13,14 as well as our studies have demonstrated the ability of SO in reducing plasma lipid levels15,16 in vivo.
It is the ability of so many people to do the right thing in such a fierce environment that most impresses me.
The ability of so many programs to survive determined opposition from the White House raises the question whether programs proved to be inefficient or at cross-purposes with established Federal policies can ever be eliminated.
The ramifications are important to the future of the Olympic Games and the ability of so many other nations to be future hosts of the Games.
While Trump himself may well be agnostic on matters of reproductive freedom and LGBTQ equality, he has populated his administration with ideologues who care very much and are bent on elevating a notion of "religious freedom" that, if fully implemented, would decimate the ability of so many in this country to form and raise their families without facing discriminatory treatment.
These modifications are based on the ability of so-called 'constraint parameters' to describe near tip stresses.
Physicists immediately recognised the ability of so-called memelements to mimic biological computing and various groups have designed and built chips to exploit this idea, here for example.
So without affecting higher centers of the brain, one might be concerned about the ability of so-called peripheral kappa drugs to treat pain in the long term.
The ability of so-called Islamic State to use technology to radicalise and recruit people has raised major questions for the large technology companies.
As pH levels in marine waters drop, so too does the ability of so-called calcifying creatures -- assorted corals, clams, oysters, sea urchins and some varieties of plankton -- to develop.
The ability of so-called "cytophilic" antibody subclasses to induce cellular immune responses mediated by Fc-dependent signaling has formed the basis of another potential in vitro assay for the assessment of blood-stage immunity.
