As species, humans and horses are closely linked, not only because of their historical and cultural backgrounds, but also because they share a natural aptitude for athletic performance.
Performance aptitude for speed and stamina has also been associated with muscle fibre type phenotypes [ 3, 4] and metabolic adaptations to training [ 5].
Not surprisingly, Lucy and the rest have an aptitude for instantly putting together a performance that wows everybody in California.
However, after obtaining his MSc in one year of study in 1941, his excellent academic performance and aptitude for learning caught the attention of the microbiologist Dr. W.W. Umbreit who suggested that he worked on his PhD degree on the physiology of photosynthesis in the alga Chlorella pyrenoidosa (Fig. 4).
Individuals who perform well on high-stakes tests are awarded admission to college or law school as a prize for performance on a test that best predicts not aptitude, but parental income and education.
However, after discovering her aptitude for dubbing other people's singing performances, MGM gave her work sharpening up the vocal efforts of established stars.
I'm not at all surprised by the energetic spin of Smulders's performance; I noticed her aptitude for subtle comedy in the otherwise trivial "Delivery Man".
Because teachers' decisions are often influenced by a students' academic performance in math and science, students who may perform poorly on exams, but who have an aptitude for science and mathematics could be excluded from the screening process.
Important decisions about school placement, aptitude for college work, and opportunities for training and advancement in the workplace are often based on an individual's performance in relation to arbitrary cutoff scores on IQ-like tests (Bellinger 2004b).
Her aptitude for solving problems.
They have no aptitude for it.
