Sentence examples for capacity in light from inspiring English sources

In the case of E, the judge held that she did not currently have capacity in light of her weakened condition and medicated state.

It remains to be seen however whether the UK Government and Parliament have the capacity – in light of the many other legislative challenges posed by the Brexit process – to propose and consider legislative enactments based upon these statements.

This led to an overall increase in bladder capacity in light rats (1.44±0.21 mL) compared to dark rats (0.65±0.18 mL, p<0.05).

Here the ORAC-FL method was employed to estimate general antioxidant capacity in light-treated Brassica seedlings.

It is well established that cardiorespiratory capacity in lighter individuals will be overestimated compared to heavier ones when VO2max is expressed in direct relation to body mass (i.e., ml/kg/min) and that VO2max should be expressed with body mass raised to the power of 0.75 (i.e., ml/kg0.75/min) when comparing individuals that differ in body mass (Taylor et al. 1981).

By the time the project, as now envisioned, is completed it will represent a relatively small increase in the number of gates at JFK and a relatively small increase in passenger handling capacity, especially in light of expected huge increases in air travel consumer demand over the next few decades.

Consequently, Metrolink House was scaled down to a 4 ha £8,000,000 site with limited capacity, and, in light of Phase 3a network expansion, Metrolink built a second depot at Elsinore Road in Old Trafford in 2011.

The mutations led to an increased photosynthetic performance stability and oxygen evolution capacity in stressful light conditions (Fig. 3; Fig. 5).

The presence of selective binding sites in the imprinted polymer is apparent since the binding capacity in every light manipulated step is higher compared to the nonimprinted counterpart.

In this section, we evaluate community capacity in the light of CDM requirements and the corresponding community capacity requirements (Table  1), including mainly additionality, acceptability, externalities, certification and management capabilities and conditions.

The corresponding volumes shall not be taken into account for the purpose of assessing fishing capacity in the light of the ceilings imposed in Annex II to Regulation (EU) No 1380/2013 or in the entry/exit schemes referred to in Article 23 of that Regulation.