The phrase "ability to pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's skill or capacity to manage the speed or rhythm of an activity or process.
Example: "Her ability to pace herself during the marathon allowed her to finish strong."
Alternatives: "skill in pacing" or "capacity to regulate pace".
Bankers could take some comfort from the government's ability to pace disposals according to the mood of the markets.
Thus, homozygosity for the DMRT3 nonsense mutation is required for the ability to pace in this breed.
We performed whole-genome resequencing of one four-gaited and one five-gaited Icelandic horse, homozygous for opposite alleles at the SNP associated with the ability to pace.
Many Icelandic horses also have the ability to pace and test scores for pace show a bimodal distribution (Fig. 1c) and high heritability, in the range 0.60 0.73 (ref. 3). Figure 1: Identification of a DMRT3 mutation in horses.
d, Genome-wide association analysis revealed a highly significant association between the ability to pace and SNP BIEC2_620109 on chromosome 23 (Praw = 1.7 × 10−9, corrected empirical P-value (EMP2) = 2.0 × 10−4, genome-wide significance).
In contrast to the pattern in Icelandic horses, where homozygosity for DMRT3_Ser301STOP was associated with the ability to pace, both Standardbred pacers and trotters are homozygous for the mutation.
When he finally appears for appointments, always on time and with the odd ability to somehow pace in place, he wears a look of mild surprise tinged with worry that prompts reassuring.
Specific interests are the ability of bacteria to regulate their motility in response to chemical gradients and the ability of eukaryotic cells to pace their metabolism to the circadian clock.
However, the latter study had not investigated the ability of the SAN to pace surrounding atrial muscle.
In a technological society, justice must be imbued with the ability to keep pace with new marketplaces and the threats they pose to consumers.
We demonstrate that even in small numbers, reviewers can vastly improve the system's ability to keep pace with evolving threats.
