Sentence examples for ability to develop such from inspiring English sources

"ARM's long-standing investment in low-power leadership and ability to develop such high-performance devices enables licensees to lower the cost and risk of entering the high-margin markets currently addressed with competing proprietary solutions," said Will Strauss, principal analyst at Forward Concepts.

Notably, however, each firm's ability to develop such appropriate technologies was enabled by the founders' or other key persons' experience in Western academia or industry (Table  2 and Additional file 1).

Special trainings may be needed to improve their narrative writing ability because children with CIs seem to develop such ability at a slower rate than the normal-hearing ones, resulting in their lower scores on this subscale throughout the elementary-school years.

What is significant is determining the ability of potential foes to develop such devices themselves.

Although often criticized for exploiting his son and commercializing his talents, Leopold Mozart sincerely felt it was his God-given obligation to develop such abilities and to exhibit them to the world.

Since there are no exactly repeated events in nature, there was simply no selective pressure to develop such an ability.

Mel Morris, the local-born businessman who took over Derby last year, said Pearson's ability to develop players such as Jamie Vardy, Danny Drinkwater and Wes Morgan was one of the reasons for his appointment.

China especially needs to develop such institutions.

The NIEHS needs to improve it's ability to develop and support such mentors.

"Putting all of their cards into fossil fuels … limits [the Navajo Nation's] ability to develop renewable energies such as solar and wind," Eisenfeld says.

While large pharmaceutical companies realize economies of scale and scope and internalize to some extent the positive externalities associated with R&D, 39 even the largest companies are limited in their ability to develop treatments for such a complex multifactorial disease as AD.