Sentence examples for ability to generate substantial from inspiring English sources
This paper calls into question the reliability of selection signatures to identify mutations affecting complex traits under selection and provides empirical evidence for the ability to generate substantial genetic change between populations in complex traits without clear evidence for classic selection signatures.
And therein lies the appeal: Snapchat gives these women the ability to generate a substantial income, with full autonomy over when and where.
"The audiences are large enough that they are able to generate substantial advertising revenues," Mr. Fratrik said.
Alstead claimed that globally Starbucks remains "an extremely high tax payer" but had failed to generate substantial UK profits.
The company continues to generate substantial cash flows, which it said would reach $30 billion this year.
Altogether, this industry activity continues to generate substantial pressure to reshape and redirect university education.
Absent other proven criteria for determining the most effective teachers, these reformers conclude that schools should base hiring, firing and promotion decisions, at least in substantial part, on teachers' ability to generate year-to-year gains on their students' test scores.
Judge Ann Nevins noted that 50 Cent "has a significant ability to generate income".
The Donabedian model was adopted in this study because it has received substantial empirical support for its ability to generate information from which inferences can be drawn on quality of care [ 12].
"This delay presents a substantial opportunity to the offender who has the ability to generate a complex money trail, often involving bank accounts outside the jurisdiction, to salt away the fraudulently-obtained funds," the report found.
It has been a Pied Piper performance and a club official said yesterday: "There's never been any secret that a substantial part of Dario's income has come from his ability to generate great profits in the transfer market.
