Sentence examples for aptly able from inspiring English sources
Distance-based methods are sometimes constrained by lack of statistical power and are not aptly able to explain the variance in response variables (Legendre and Fortin 2010).
The proposed algorithm is able to aptly reevaluate the packets of interest for transmission in the case when packets decline of service due to a longer deadline will eventually breach the deadline tolerance.
After a day of pedaling, Climate Riders pause, regroup and can listen to motivational speakers (on site) clued in on environment issues and able to aptly illuminate the rewards of stepping into change-agent mode.
The roles are certainly different, but by compartmentalizing, you will be able to aptly manage both roles and reduce the amount of overlap between the two.
As Stedman so aptly argues: "Unless we're able to change the way we talk about religious difference, things like this will happen again and again.
Millions of Americans, and perhaps especially American women, will not stand idly by and let the establishment savage Warren, her skill, integrity and willingness to defend those not able to so aptly defend themselves.
More worrisome still was a request that the Coast Guard lower the structural standards it had originally approved for the barge aptly named Arctic Challenger, from being able to withstand a "100-year storm" to a 10-year storm.
One student aptly summarised this, saying "I was able to explore the abnormal and know the abnormality.
As Senator Mitch McConnell aptly said yesterday "No White House should be able to review your political party affiliation before deciding if you're worthy of a government contract.
But what is remarkably different is the scientific technology and importantly, the cameras (aptly!) that Jim and his team were able to fit on the sub.
Two-thirds of this will be delivered in the aptly monikered "incentive shares", which Verwaayen will not be able to cash in for three years, and which are cancelled if he quits the company before then.
