The phrase "ability to perform higher" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to achieve a greater level of performance, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Her ability to perform at a higher level than her peers is impressive."
Alternatives: "capacity to excel" or "skill to achieve more".
Although elevations in muscle carnosine may enhance the ability to perform high intensity interval training that can indirectly enhance endurance performance (Smith et al. 2009), the limited number of studies examining β-alanine supplementation and traditional endurance training have not shown any efficacy in β-alanine ingestion and endurance performance (Hoffman et al. 2014; Jordan et al. 2010).
It provides the ability to perform high throughput computing.
Clearly, II ratings seem to reflect factors other than analysts' ability to perform high quality analysis.
But Jackson does have one notable skill: the ability to perform high-flying acrobatic dunks.
The ability to perform high local rates of responding was studied using an operant differential reinforcement of high rate (DRH) of responding task.
Scientists may be particularly loath to concede that they are influenced by the culture in which they were raised and would espouse an egalitarian worldview that does not endorse an innate difference between genders in their ability to perform high-quality research.
Unlike simulated hypoxia, terrestrial altitude conditions seem to improve the ability to perform high-speed actions with moderate loads.
This experimental setup [11] combines the MBE system described above with the ability to perform high-resolution X-ray diffraction, which enables unique in situ growth studies.
These findings show that despite the increasing participation of women in the workforce the descriptive stereotype content of the female societal role has not been changing apace in male dominated career fields, prescribing "that women should differ from men in ways that negatively reflect on their ability to perform high-powered jobs" (Rudman and Phelan 2007, p. 25).
This statistic demonstrates that the manual segmentation has no confidence in tracking the tumor volume during the patient follow-up process and the automatic methods that could achieve a sufficient level of accuracy would be highly desirable for their ability to perform high-throughput segmentation.
