Sentence examples for better ability to capture from inspiring English sources

It seems probable that SF-36 has a better ability to capture the general musculoskeletal co-morbidity than WOMAC which focuses on the lower extremity.

However, at saturated adsorption, zeolites RWY, IRR, JSR, TSC, and ITT are found to exhibit better abilities to capture these gases.

In that case, larger is better because more surface area means more ability to capture light.

Renoir records video better than any other mobile phone, with the ability to capture super-high-quality 120 frame per second slow-motion video or to compress longer events using five frame per second time lapse recording.

Full-frame blows away the APS-C and micro four thirds sensors found in most MILC systems, like Sony's existing NEX line or the Olympus OM-D models, in terms of their ability to capture light and deliver better over all image quality through accurate and rich color and contrast capture.

They are terrific products, and I consider the D5100 one of the better bargains in its price range partly because of its ability to capture quality images in low light.

Mr. Hanna said, "I was never a good artist," but added that Mr. Barbera "has the ability to capture mood and expression in a quick sketch better than anyone I've ever known".

Other aspects of CODAC which may have resulted in better performance include its structured approach to identifying the underlying cause and its ability to capture narrative aspects of the death through the clustering of subcategories of the relevant associated conditions.

The ability to capture data online and in the physical world is only getting better, and there is a growing industry whose core function is specifically capturing and selling data.

Winogrand had this ability to capture these bursts of energy.

"It was his ability to capture the working-class voice.