The phrase "ability to first hand" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of experiencing something directly, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Her ability to first hand the challenges of the project made her an invaluable team member."
Alternatives: "ability to experience directly" or "capacity for firsthand experience."
I therefore witnessed his abilities at first hand, but I was also able to note two characteristics that have marked him out ever since – a ruthlessness in his approach to the job and a refusal to admit he might be wrong.
The third hypothesis is that visits to the homeland will promote other forms of non-mobile transnational engagement through the maintenance of social ties and the ability to gather first-hand information.
The social ties (H3) hypothesis suggests a link between short returns and non-mobile transnational engagement via the maintenance of social links and obligations and the ability to gather first-hand information through occasional physical presence in the homeland.
Financial decisions are thus subject to first-hand ties and the ability to gather information: as hypothesized, short visits to Senegal allow migrants to strengthen social ties and gather information about the potential uses of remittances via physical presence.
Such HDL dysfunction was also observed by Navab et al. (2001), who reported that plasma HDL (prepared by fast-performance liquid chromatography) recovered from mice exposed to second-hand CS had a lower ability in vitro to prevent LDL oxidation.
INAs who previously tested for HIV with a partner were also more successful than those who had not tested, likely due to their first hand knowledge of CVCT procedures and ability to speak personally to perceived CVCT barriers.
"It can put you in situations that you would never ever be able to, or in our particular case maybe want to, experience first hand," says Chen. Owen Harris is also interested in VR's ability to take us away.
I highly recommend taking the time to listen to his speech, if not for the betterment of your self, then for the ability to get a first-hand look into the perception of suicide, and how serious we need to take it.
At the end of the surgical procedure, remifentanil and sevoflurane or propofol were discontinued and patients were assessed again for their ability to squeeze a hand on command (second return of consciousness, ROC 2).
