Sentence examples for ability to apply it from inspiring English sources

Laura Grabel, a professor of biology at Wesleyan, whose $800,000 research project focuses on epilepsy, has done some similar work using stem cells in mice, and said that using human stem cells would take the research one step closer to an ability to apply it in patients.

Novices who exercise analogical reasoning eventually appropriate the abstractions, implicitly or explicitly, thereby gaining in knowledge and in the ability to apply it.

Context-dependence also poses challenges for any theory of meaning to distinguish between (and to explain relations between) knowledge of the meaning of a word, and ability to apply it truly.

To evaluate the impact of interactive Nutri-Advice kiosks on children's nutritional skills and their ability to apply it to food choices in a middle school cafeteria menu (food choice competencies).

In principle, if evidence for DWM through such features observed via comparative anatomy is both abundant and compelling, then it would seem profitable to explore the basis of this approach toward fostering student ability to apply it themselves beyond textbook examples.

On the contrary, expertise -- more accurately, an ability to apply it -- is crucial.

What gets us killed isn't the ability to apply lethal force; it's the reluctance to use it, and the reason we're reluctant is that we can't make informed decisions.

This is because genuine possession of a concept requires both the ability to derive an abstraction from concretes and the ability to go on to apply it to new concretes; if all our experience were a dream, the concept of waking could neither be derived from nor applied to any concretes.

Not only is nature more complicated than we think it is, but also our ability to apply human technology to understand it and harness it is greater than many can imagine.

This complexity potentially hinders the ability to apply mathematical analyses and it is appropriate to question whether all complexities are required.

Growth hackers do tend to be engineers as it gives them the ability to apply rigor to marketing, but it is not necessary".