Sentence examples for basis of its ability from inspiring English sources
Presumably this kills iPhones by baking them to death, but our Nik Cubrilovic and Michael Arrington have decided to review dual hot dog and bun toaster and compare it to the iPhone on the basis of its ability to cook hot dogs.
They gave the substance its name on the basis of its ability to lighten skin colour in frogs by reversing the skin-darkening effects of melanocyte-stimulating hormone.
The performance of the chopper cum crusher was evaluated on the basis of its ability to reduce volume and weight of fresh water hyacinth.
Performance of the DC can be judged on the basis of its ability to provide the right goods, at the right time and at the right place.
A novel strain of Pseudomonas putida LS46 was isolated from wastewater on the basis of its ability to synthesize medium chain-length polyhydroxyalkanoates (mcl-PHAs).
Like Visual Supply Co. and EyeEm, PicsArt is asking investors to put in money on the basis of its ability to get users to share and engage with art from their mobile devices.
The Steering Committee recommended that the repository institution should be selected on the basis of its abilities to provide long-term storage with controlled conditions for the preservation of the master archival negatives and to service Indian library and scholarly needs for film duplication.
The BILAG-2004 index was selected as the central score on the basis of its comprehensiveness, ability to capture partial improvement, and the clinical relevance of its scoring system.
This is not just a consequence of the fasting cutoff, since it has also been shown, from the pooled data mentioned above [ 12], that even if the fasting glucose threshold is lowered to 5.5 mmol/l, (thus detecting 93% of all those with diabetes diagnosed on the basis of 2hPG), its ability to identify IGT (sensitivity) does not improve substantially.
However, it was ultimately selected on the basis of its mood and ability to encourage gamers to become creative.
However, because its closest relative (LPV) has been described as a lymphotropic virus, on the basis of its in vitro growth ability, the ability of HPyV9 to infect lymphoid precursors and its putative role in various lymphoproliferative disorders in humans are worth coinvestigating.
