Sentence examples for consequences of ability from inspiring English sources
Little attention has been paid to the consequences of ability to cope with stress, or stress resilience, in the assessment of CHD risk.
It is an accident because it is the consequence of abilities that evolved for other purposes.
Elbro (2010) refers to this issue by differentiating between dyslexia as a disability, i.e., poor ability, and dyslexia as a handicap, i.e., the consequences of poor ability.
The implications of including PCDD/Fs and dl-PCBS in the list of Priority Hazardous Substances may have wide consequences of our ability to reach the "good chemical status" in many European catchment areas.
Transcription highjacking refers to the consequences of the ability of certain transcription factors to bind to DNA adducts caused by organoplatinum compounds.
Two models (with or without the ADL introduced in the initial model) were performed due to the fact that the ADL score is strongly correlated with walking ability and decline in walking ability may be both the cause and/or the consequence of the ability to perform basic motor tasks.
It is postulated that the increased activities observed at the zeolite-modified electrodes are a consequence of their ability to accept molecules possessing a particular orientation and the ability of the electrically insulated cages of zeolites to stabilize otherwise short-lived intermediates.
Amines are particularly valuable because of their ability to act as bases, a property that is a consequence of the ability of amines to accept hydrogen atoms from acidic molecules.
This fact suggests that the acquired ability of certain biological systems to be robust against mutations that change their kinetic properties is a direct consequence of their ability to respond to environmental perturbations (i.e., environmental robustness).
These systems are the consequence of the ability of individuals to develop strategies.
