Sentence examples for ability to define specific from inspiring English sources

One other feature available is the ability to define specific Environmental Conditions.

The broad range of blood glucose levels within each arm limits the ability to define specific blood glucose target thresholds.

Fear generalization has been proposed to occur through a failure in an animal's ability to define specific outcome contingencies (Grillon, 2002; Lovibond and Shanks, 2002).

Generic measures provided an overview of general health status, which is particularly helpful in a socio-economically diverse population [ 20] or when comparing the outcome of interventions; their generality, however, limits their ability to define specific services [ 21].

When questioned by analysts, Mr. Zetsche declined to define specific areas of improvement.

That can be a transformative experience and can help to define specific intervention strategies.

This is due to Popovic's (and his staff's) coaching and ability to define and communicate specific roles to players within the system.

During my tenure in the Reagan Administration, I noted the President's ability to define and accomplish limited and specific goals.

Advances in understanding the sequence of events and their specific biomarkers during the progressive stages of sepsis would increase the ability to define appropriate therapeutic targets and to define human populations for successful therapeutic interventions.

What strikes me is the crows' ability to define, somehow, the limits of my perception.

One is his formidable ability to define a character before he even opens his mouth.