Sentence examples for applied ability from inspiring English sources

PISA measures "students' applied ability to deal with written material through handling different kinds of text and performing different types of reading tasks in relation to various situations where reading is needed" (OECD 2004, p. 272).

Strictly functional discharge criteria are applied (ability to get dressed independently, ability to get in and out of bed, ability to sit and rise from a chair/toilet, independence in personal care, mobilization with walker/crutches, and ability to walk > 70 m with crutches).

You applied abilities to individual lemmings in order to overcome obstacles – to make them dig down vertically, to build steps, to block the way to fatal drops, or to parachute from a great height.

Some authors apply "coping ability" to short-term capacity or the ability to just survive, and employ "adaptive capacity" for long-term or more sustainable adjustments (23).

In this study, we aimed to apply this ability to sustained release pharmaceutics.

He won his soldiers' devotion by the victories that his intellectual ability, applied to warfare, brought them.

Those particular early humans then applied their growing ability to think and reason toward better tracking prey, becoming the best-fed and most successful from an evolutionary standpoint.

It was the tourism pitch, but applied to the ability to build a great business.

Barriers to prevent adhesion are seldom applied, despite their ability to reduce the severity of adhesion formation.

"No democratic nation has ever signed up to be bound by such an extensive regime, imposed externally without any democratic control over the laws to be applied, nor the ability to exit the arrangement," Raab wrote in his resignation letter.

DWIBS can similarly be applied and its ability to obtain (automated) total volume measurements may especially be useful (Fig.  9).