The phrase "ability to thin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the capacity or skill to reduce thickness or density, often in relation to materials or processes.
Example: "The artist demonstrated her ability to thin the paint to achieve a more translucent effect on the canvas."
Alternatives: "capacity to reduce" or "skill to lessen".
Some antibiotics, such as rifampin, decrease warfarin's ability to "thin" the blood, increasing the risk a blood clot will form.
Because of ginkgo's ability to thin the blood, experts advise that you not take ginkgo if you are currently taking medication for diabetes, aspirin, ibuprofen or anticoagulant drugs such as heparin and warfarin.
While ALA is not precisely the same as the fats found in fish, it appears nonetheless to have some effects in the body that would be expected to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, including the ability to thin the blood.
Baking soda enhances the solution's ability to thin mucus, however, making it more effective.
The ΔagfBAC811 mutation serves to reduce the bacterium's ability to form thin aggregative fimbriae [74] thus reducing its ability to survive and persist in the environment [75].
These can clog the shears and also prevent your hair from looking as full as it normally is, throwing off your ability to gauge how much to thin out.
This simple route allows the ability to use thin metals (that is, 1 10 nm) as the charge collector as well as the carrier conduction mediator22,23,24,25.
Special attention is given to the ability to handle thin and/or nearly incompressible elastic and viscoelastic materials.
Bacterial Type II secretion systems (T2SS) and type IV pili (T4P) biogenesis machineries share the ability to assemble thin filaments from pilin protein subunits in the plasma membrane.
The ability to deposit thin films onto glass at ever increasing deposition speeds and greater precision relies on a complex interplay of technological components.
The ability to make thin, yet mechanically strong, suspended membranes is useful in micro- and nanosystem applications ranging from thermally insulated devices to large stroke mechanical actuators.
