Sentence examples for ability to pool from inspiring English sources

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The $4.2m building was never used.But what makes Wenzhou citizens especially scary in the public imagination in China is their ability to pool funds and deploy them to capture or as critics see it manipulate markets.

Those states offer an array of different rights to same-sex couples, among them the ability to pool resources for tax purposes, place a spouse on an employee health care plan and inherit property after a death.

The NHS has a proud history of firsts, including the smallpox vaccine, the test-tube baby, MRI scans and stem cell transplants, so Keogh raised a hypothesis that the NHS could use the advantage of its ability to pool skills to find ways to make the UK a magnet for global research companies, by cutting the time it takes for health advances to reach a patient to from 15 years to five years.

Proponents of the first emphasize its ability to pool risks and introduce an element of solidarity.

The bioinformatics community did not believe that the restrictions on their ability to pool data fit a reasonable definition of 'accessible.'accessible

He said Team GB's cycling team, led by Scot Sir Chris Hoy, achieved greater success because of the ability to pool resources.

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Such tasks are likely limited not only by an observer's ability to globally pool the motion of individual dots across space, but also by their ability to estimate the local motion direction of each dot (Barlow and Tripathy, 1997), and by their ability to segment the signal dots from the masking noise (Dakin et al., 2005; Tibber et al., 2014; Webster et al., 2011).

The ability to do pooled shRNA screens eventually allowed researchers to isolate the most effective shRNAs from a large set.

The clusters have also suffered from unrealistic expectations regarding their ability to manage pooled funding.

One community was composed of contigs covering 95% of the V. cholerae genome control (for a total amount of 3.9 Mb congruent with the expected size of the genome; Figure 3B, i), confirming the ability of this approach to pool DNA regions according to their genome of origin.

In this study, the dispersibility and ability to suppress pool fires were characterized by turbidity and extinguishing time, respectively.

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