The phrase "ability of terms" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the capacity or potential of specific terms or concepts, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The ability of terms to convey complex ideas is essential in academic writing."
Alternatives: "capacity of terms" or "potential of terms".
Continuous measurements allowed us to evaluate the ability of short-term measurements to predict the long-term mean.
Given the ability of long-term probucol supplementation to increase tissue CoQ content, the effect of short-term (15 day) probucol treatment on tissue CoQ content was investigated in liver and kidney from female B6.
Also, ipNPCs had been robustly maintained for over 12 passages without significant signs of losing potency, suggesting an ability of long term self-renewal of ipNPCs in vitro.
In summary, we have demonstrated the ability of short-term synaptic facilitation tostabilize discrete attractor states of neural activity to noise.
This study investigated the effect of temperature and moisture ingress on the crack healing ability of long term aged AC-13 asphalt mortar and mixtures.
Combined with this general approach, for applications of the regulation service, it is necessary to have high power capacity, small life loss during cycles with shallow depth of discharge (DOD), fast response characteristics and the ability of longer-term storage.
In the context of carcinogenicity testing, the ability of short-term bioassays to detect genotoxic or mutagenic carcinogens is well established.
Similarly, a combination of tactile massage and hypnosis helped reduce the stress and pain levels, and increase the work ability, of short-term emergency ward nurses [ 13].
We tested stemness marker expression and the proliferation ability of long-term cultured Sca-1+ cells at early, middle and late passages.
Current measures of semen quality are not always indicative of semen quality after storage [ 5] and do not predict accurately the ability of short-term stored spermatozoa to fertilize [ 21].
