The phrase "ability of weakening" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the capacity or potential to weaken something, such as an argument or a material.
Example: "The ability of weakening the structure was a concern for the engineers during the assessment."
Alternatives: "capacity to weaken" or "potential for weakening".
The left will portray him as out of the mainstream, in favour of weakening the ability of women and minorities to seek protection in America's civil-rights laws and, of course, chipping away at a woman's right to an abortion.
The results show that the anti-wrinkle ability of drawbeads weakens with increasing oblique angle and distance from the die center, while the wall thickness increases with increasing oblique angle and distance, and the inner wrinkling can be completely suppressed by drawbeads arranged in zones I and II with optimum penetration.
It's really surprising that none of our leaders actively speak out on the subject since it has the ability to weaken the role of the U.S. in the world economy.
As shown in Fig. 3, the electrons transfer ability of working electrodes weakened obviously compared with bare electrodes (black line) after antibodies immobilization (blue line).
Therefore, the solvent ability of CO2 is weakened as the temperature is raised; the amount of monomers was diminished in the PP phase.
The adjustment ability of CMI was weakened to a certain extent, because charge can not fully reflect the severity of illness, especially, when the service prices of public hospitals are controlled by the government in China.
Furthermore, Gab2 associated with E-Cadherin in the presence and absence of v-Src, indicating that the ability of Gab2 to weaken the strength of cell-cell contacts may reflect enhanced activation of PI3K at adherens junctions.
In contrast, the same two mutations did not affect the ability of ATP to weaken the AID-αRIM interaction with the core complex, indicating that ATP does not predominantly signal through CBS-3/αRIM-2.
Codron said that strong oversight of admissions needed to continue, because of the strong incentives for schools to manipulate selection on the basis of ability; the weakening role of local authorities; and an increase in the number of schools that are allowed to act as their own admission authority, such as academies and free schools.
The heat release at upstream of the valve weakened the ability of the valve to damp the back pressure.
