Sentence examples for comparative abilities from inspiring English sources

In the next few innings, I evolved the theory that the Dodger pitching staff had made a large pre-Series bet on their comparative abilities, because Don Drysdale, the handsome home-team pitcher, was easily surpassing both Koufax and Podres.

The entire structure is designed to conceal the truth about the candidates' comparative abilities to think quickly on their feet, articulate their thoughts and demonstrate who could be trusted to function better in a crisis.

However, the basic architecture and content have not been disturbed as they depict well the basic gas exchange principles common to all mammals as well as the comparative abilities for respiration across the range of mammals, from tiny to enormous.

The comparative ability of bullfrogs to capture submerged prey, compared to that of the green frog, leopard frog, and wood frog (R. clamitans, R. pipiens, and R. sylvatica, respectively) was also demonstrated in laboratory experiments.

Logistical factors the comparative ability of independents and majors to promote acts, the tight strictures of radio are partly to blame, but the bigger problem is one of accents and attitude.

Logistical factors — the comparative ability of independents and majors to promote acts, the tight strictures of radio — are partly to blame, but the bigger problem is one of accents and attitude.

These findings were mostly driven by the comparative ability to transform the non-biodegradable raw effluent into streams more amenable to further bio-processing.

This study aimed to determine the proportion of children with cerebral palsy with sufficient verbal and motor skills to complete the WPPSI-III, to determine their comparative ability to complete tasks with and without a significant motor component, and to investigate short forms of the WPPSI-III as alternatives.

Here we report a blinded multi-operator randomised trial to evaluate four commercial DNA extraction kits and one previously published manual method for their comparative ability to recover and detect M. bovis target DNA in soil and faecal samples.

A change version of the DTSQ (DTSQc) is compared here with the original status (now called DTSQs) version to test the instruments' comparative ability to demonstrate change.

The comparative ability of extraction solvents of penetrating the cellular membrane to extract the intracellular ingredients from the plant material may impact extract yield.