Sentence examples for capability need to be from inspiring English sources

While the traditional view of the healthcare systems architecture considered only clinical information systems and healthcare facilities, as the future Internet-of-Things becomes a reality, mobile devices, sensors, tags and other identifiable resources with communication and processing capability need to be taken in the picture.

Growth and remodeling of a biological system, such as the vascular system, are vastly complicated processes and mathematical models with predictive capability need to be formulated at a convenient level of complexity.

Do I believe that this kind of capability needs to be exploited in the 21st century?

When such optical devices are applied in humid environment which is sensitive to bacteria or fungus, the antibacterial or antifungal capability needs to be explored.

Although atomicity is a well studied topic in transaction processing and business workflows, such an important capability needs to be revisited in a scientific workflow environment.

For the successful utilisation of commercially available conventional graphite as a negative electrode in a lithium-ion capacitor (LIC), its intercalation rate capability needs to be improved or oversized to accommodate high charge rates.

Even though Ghana has made efforts to bridge the digital divide (Koria et al. 2012), ICT infrastructure, such as internet access, storage capacity and processing capability, needs to be prioritised in government budgetary expenditures, since economy-wide innovativeness and innovation is extremely difficult to attain without threshold levels in skills and ICT capability and capacity.

It is difficult to accurately measure the "in-cell conversion rate", but apparently the AMO/CPR-oxidation capability needs to be improved to fully convert the amorphadiene to artemisinic acid.

Thus our defense capabilities need to be dynamic and flexible.

Yet the AU's peacekeeping capabilities need to be fit for purpose.

NATO and E.U. capabilities need to be in synch, and their operations need to be complementary.