The phrase "ability plays" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the role or influence of ability in a certain context, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "In this competition, ability plays a crucial role in determining the winner."
Alternatives: "skill is a factor" or "capability matters".
Oxygen migration ability plays a key role in DOSC activities.
Other countries have long found it strange that athletic ability plays such a strong role in awarding scholarships for college in the United States.
That ability plays a critical role in the carbon cycle by enabling the release of carbon dioxide from decaying organisms, and it transforms plant organic matter into substances that both fungi and other organisms can utilize for nutrition.
The results showed that although spatial reasoning ability plays an important role in mobile robot navigation, it is less important in the robot control with adaptive interfaces compared to that of the non-adaptive.
Nevertheless, over 50 years of longitudinal research documents the important role that spatial ability plays in educational and occupational settings wherein sophisticated reasoning with figures, patterns, and shapes is essential.
Not so well known is the significant role that athletic ability plays in access to elite colleges in Division III -- where athletic scholarships are banned, but coaches can offer something even more valuable over the long run: access to a top-rated college.
Gulati said that Castillo had "shown a lot of ability playing with some top Mexican clubs".
Mayer and Sims (1994) found that spatial ability played a role in participants' ability to integrate visual and verbal information presented in an animation.
According to widely accepted mechanism of ethanol formation, stronger CO insertion ability, moderate CO dissociation and hydrogenation ability played important role on ethanol synthesis.
Ross Brendle's lecture at the beginning of class on imagery really got me thinking about artistry and how much artistic ability played into the production of these vessels.
Becker and Tomes (1979, (1986) have developed very relevant theoretical models of intergenerational earnings mobility where genetic transmission of abilities plays a key role.
