Sentence examples for considered to be able from inspiring English sources

So, if someone could theoretically use a wheelchair, they will be considered to be able to 'mobilise' and deemed ineligible for the mobility component of PIP - even if they have no wheelchair available.

Furthermore, AlN fibers and nanowires are considered to be able to optimize these properties and applications.

If inhibitions zones were found in the third well, the isolates were considered to be able to produce BLS.

This process is considered to be able to efficiently apply in ultra-precision finishing of plane and complicated micro-surfaces.

Ionic liquids (ILs), salts melting below 100 °C, are considered to be able to alter surface behavior of surfactant molecules, hence supporting the surfactant performance at the interface.

Therefore, a detachable thermosiphon, made of a metal bellows, is considered to be able to eliminate such a conduction heat leak.

In 1846, of 1.33 million paupers only 199,000 were maintained in workhouses, of whom 82,000 were considered to be able-bodied, leaving an estimated 375,000 of the able-bodied on outdoor relief.

But among these important skills is the need for students, no matter what career they are considering, to be able to interact with others around the world.

Twenty four participants had disabilities and 42 participants were considered to be 'able bodied' with no recognised disability.

HA until recently was considered to be non able to be resorbed.

Though Walters was considered to be very able, Scherger had long been regarded as outstanding and was "easily the best material on offer" according to former CAS Air Marshal Sir Donald Hardman.