The phrase "assimilation capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability to absorb or integrate information, skills, or cultural elements.
Example: "The new software's assimilation capability allows it to learn from user interactions and improve its performance over time."
Alternatives: "integration ability" or "absorption capacity."
Xylose assimilation capability as the second trait was examined under the 30X condition.
The two most attractive traits of K. marxianus for fermentation applications are thermotolerance and pentose assimilation capability, which are also found in O. parapolymorpha and S. stipitis, respectively.
NASA has attempted to overcome these limitations by developing a global assimilation capability of space-based AOD measurements from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS).
The beginning of a strong decrease in acetate assimilation enzyme Acs expression before overflow switch point implies to a possible connection between acetate assimilation capability and overflow metabolism of acetate.
These studies did not have aerosol modeling and assimilation capabilities but investigated the SAL temperature structure (improved by the assimilation of ad hoc Atmospheric Infrared Sounder temperature profiles) with the aid of the GEOS-5, whose finite-volume dynamics is particularly suitable to maintain fine thermal features and avoid unrealistic dispersion.
Extant differences between healthy and SAD ramets reveal that ongoing multi-year forest die-off is primarily driven by loss of whole-ramet hydraulic capability, which in turn limits assimilation capacity.
The scope of the current article is to assess the data assimilation ionosphere model capabilities in representing the longitudinal effect in the night time ionosphere induced by the DE3 atmospheric tide.
The results demonstrated that ET-DA provided improved regional ETa monitoring capability, and assimilation of ETa into the hydrological model led to improved model predictions of soil moisture and streamflow.
Whereas Droysen speaks of the method of the historian as "understanding by investigation" (forschendes Verstehen), Humboldt sets off historical understanding from mere deductive rational procedures by calling it an assimilation of the investigative capability (forschende Kraft) and the object under investigation (GS Vol 4, 39).
This study improved hydrologic data assimilation through integrating the capabilities of particle filter (PF) and ensemble Kalman filter (EnKF) methods, leading to two integrated data assimilation schemes: the coupled EnKF and PF (CEnPF) and parallelized EnKF and PF (PEnPF) approaches.
The integration policy problem is either seen as under-aspiration in the case of assimilation, or as under-capability in the case of multiculturalism.
