Sentence examples for capability to gain from inspiring English sources
The second is the capability to gain knowledge from experience.
It has been shown that the use of simulation training has promising capability to gain experience in the field of pathology [ 10].
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies in recent years have facilitated an unprecedented capability to gain a better understanding of the genetic complexity of epithelial ovarian cancer.
He said: "Our opponents, who are unconstrained by conditions of lawfulness or proportionality, can use these capabilities to gain increasing visibility of our activities which means that we have to completely change the way that we do stuff".
Prahalad Hamel (1990) and Day (1994) posit that the firms use various capabilities to gain a competitive advantage.
Multiple Dutch respondents indicated that mobile workers are only nominally aware of their rights and have limited capabilities to gain additional information, especially those with a low socio-economic status [value of work & degree of freedom] because of their ambition to improve their wages.
Finally, we wished to explore the potential of using a combination of the recently available exon level microarrays and improved RNAi targeting capabilities to gain insights into the interferon signalling pathways.
In this study, we used human immortalized (ReNcell VM) neural progenitor cells with efficient self-renewal and multilineage differentiation capabilities to gain insights into the role of CSB in neurogenesis.
This enables us to engineer host microorganisms to enhance their innate metabolic capabilities or to gain new capabilities in the production of target compounds.
It has also denied accusations that it is covertly working to gain the capability to make nuclear weapons, and it rejected the energy agency's report as a fabrication.
The experience of Kogan and Henkel, and the message of many subsequent analyses, is that policymakers need to develop various capabilities in order to gain the benefits from research [ 12, 32, 33].
