Sentence examples for attained ability from inspiring English sources

In this framework, the gradually attained ability to exploit high-energy quanta of light can be considered as an evolutionary younger, as compared to their deactivation, and more sophisticated way of dealing with them.

More than half of that number (55.4 percent) have reached the Stage 3 reading ability level, which means that they have attained the ability to compose stories.

Efficacy parameters for sildenafil in 11 double-blind, placebo controlled, pre-marketing studies included the International Index of Erectile Function (IIEF) erectile function domain score and especially the questions 3 and 4 (ability to attain and ability to maintain an erection sufficient for intercourse respectively) as well as the general efficacy question (GEQ).

For the doctor of philosophy (PhD) program: Before seeking admission, applicants will normally have attained an ability to read and comprehend sources in the Near Eastern language central to their field of concentration.

Most of them showed conditional type 2 non-deep physiological dormancy: fresh seeds could germinate only at warm temperature, but attained the ability to germinate at colder temperature as they lost dormancy.

The Times rule had been a proper accommodation when public officials or public figures were concerned, inasmuch as by their own efforts they had brought themselves into the public eye, had created a need in the public for information about them, and had at the same time attained an ability to counter defamatory falsehoods published about them.

Thanks to the CDC scheduled and the FDA approved HBV vaccination, the entire immune system has already passed the learning process and has attained functional ability, when the patient was with good health.

The amniotes diverged from the tetrapods ∼340 Mya and attained the ability to inhabit terrestrial environments.

Patients with spinal muscular atrophy type 3 had symptomatic onset after 18 months of age and attained the ability to walk unaided (Munsat and Davies, 1992).

Moreover, through general discussions, conversations, and participation in discussions related to life skills and problem solving, the literacy students have attained the ability to express themselves and talk about their personal views.

It is generally agreed upon that in the absence of medical necessity, predictive genetic testing for late-onset diseases must be postponed until adulthood, when young adults have attained the ability to make autonomous decisions [ 25].