The phrase "adults ability" is not correct in written English.
It should be "adults' ability" to indicate possession.
Example: "The program aims to enhance adults' ability to communicate effectively in the workplace."
Alternatives: "the capability of adults" or "the skills of adults."
Lead is a neurotoxin in children and can adversely affect adults' ability to have children.
(One possible way, King noted, is by preserving older adults' ability to drive a car.
The initiative is a response to a World Health Organisation roadmap – a plan to tackle diseases that impede development by preventing the poorest children from accessing education as well as limiting adults' ability to work.
Though all of our senses have deep ties to our emotional selves, touch is particularly powerful; for decades psychologists have highlighted the importance of human contact to babies' neurological development and adults' ability to communicate their emotions.
Adults' ability to recognize individual faces is shaped by experience.
Convergent validation of the Kohlman Evaluation of Living Skills as a screening tool of older adults' ability to live safely and independently in the community.
Face exposure during development determines adults' abilities to recognize faces and the information they use to process them.
These differences suggest that a simple maximal torque test is not sufficient to characterise older adults' abilities in relation to package opening.
Baethge and Arends (2009, p. 9) describe vocational competencies as "young adults' abilities to successfully apply their knowledge and experience to authentic occupational situations in selected vocational areas in the world of work".
More specifically, it is hypothesized that susceptibility genes, perhaps the very same ones identified in children, act to moderate the influence of life experiences on adults' abilities to care for their offsprings.
In the scanner experiment, we tested 12 younger and 12 older adults' abilities to recognize spoken word stimuli and match them to objects on a screen (given a choice of three alternative pictures) in both a quiet listening condition and in loud multi-talker background noise [8].
