Sentence examples for and ability to avoid from inspiring English sources
A bacteria's shape plays a large role in determining its mechanism of motility, energy requirements, and ability to avoid predation.
These reacting systems are receiving increased attention as novel organic synthesis options due to their flexible operation, higher product yields, and ability to avoid hazardous or expensive solvents.
Cells can be infected by viruses, and their longevity and ability to avoid infection are modified if they survive successive attacks by viruses.
Meanwhile, the FAA's British counterpart told the Guardian that it could foresee a time when, once drones have proven their airworthiness and ability to avoid obstacles safely, they would be allowed to operate autonomously.
Mr Kerry's undivisive leadership, and ability to avoid bad mistakes, deserves more credit than it has got.Perhaps the difficulties in identifying his core beliefs are largely a consequence of his habits of thought and mind.
While they may provide some advantages regarding their robustness and ability to avoid local minima, the required evaluation budget grows fast when the number of design variables is increased.
It can be difficult for an artist with such a wide palette of influences and abilities to avoid pastiche and craft a wholly individual sound.
It requires discipline and precision and the ability to avoid being cut off by the offensive line.
Inclusion criteria included the use of monophasic contraception (females) and the ability to avoid moderate and vigorous physical activity throughout the study period.
Lessig is not a tenth the writer that Helprin is, but he has other gifts — the ability to argue in a calm and ordered fashion; the capacity to at least pretend to give the other side its due; and the ability to avoid fevered prose and name-calling while making a controversial case.
A good deal of experience of the world and inquiry, not to mention native intelligence, and the ability to avoid intellectual distraction, may be required for anyone in particular to actually apprehend their truth.
