Sentence examples for an ability to assess from inspiring English sources

An original definition suggested the process was "an ability to assess the validity and importance of evidence before applying it to day-to-day clinical problems" [ 27, 28].

"They have an ability to assess dangers," Mr. Jacobs said.

They may be bullish, expecting the stock to be up, but they do not seem to be showing an ability to assess risk, even if it is their own personal risk.

Faculty members from academic institutions, industrialists with a broad view of technology, researchers with an ability to assess commercial impacts of scholarly research and knowledge of SHM and its unique mission.

Alaniz argues that sexual inversion—including the gender identities resulting from its creation—was part of a broader, Darwinian attempt to explain sexual selection as a physiological response to sensory excitation, rather than an ability to assess aesthetic beauty.

MvSSIM maintains SSIM's ability to assess the spatial structural similarity via correlation between two images of the same band; and adds an ability to assess the spectral structural similarity via covariance among different bands.

Perhaps as a result of a limited ability to assess performance when ROC analysis isn't practical, CAD systems have primarily been used clinically to locate lesions such as breast tumors.

According to Benchley, these predators have an amazing ability to assess the caloric value of their prey.

In a cross sectional study, Allen et McMillan proofed that a shortened OHIP-14 version showed a similar ability to assess OHRQoL compared to the detailed OHIP-49 version [34].

The knockout dented Pacquiao's fearsome reputation, but it didn't shrink his fan base, and perhaps it also made him a more attractive opponent to Mayweather, whose calculating style entails a shrewd ability to assess risk and reward.

"I'm kind of surprised he did it, because more so than most presidents, this guy has a personal ability to assess the constitutional implications," Mr. Addington said, referring to Mr. Obama's experience as a teacher of constitutional law.