Sentence examples for defined the ability from inspiring English sources
At that time, access was the way quality was defined – the ability to deliver A&E targets and access waiting times for patients and hospital-acquired infections.
"I would have and could have voted to allow that to go through, if I felt like we had tightly defined the ability for a woman and a doctor to be making this decision together and not have the Legislature get too deep in the weeds of how we would describe when that was appropriate," she said.
It should be clarified that we defined the ability of an isolate from a sample to be cultured as being capable of at least two growth-passages through tissue culture, visible at each stage as inclusions by phase contrast microscopy, thus enabling a perpetuated collection of local isolates which may be used in future studies.
Although the role of heterotachy in evolution remains to be clearly defined, the ability to detect rate variation from sequences alone is a powerful resource provided by comparative genomics.
Elert and coworkers used dynamic contractions and defined the ability to relax the trapezius as the ratio between EMG amplitude of the eccentric (relaxation phase) and concentric phase (contraction phase) of the 100 contractions.
It defined the ability to identify and destroy nascent tumors as a central asset of the immune system [ 18, 19], but later received an apparently deadly blow when no increase in tumor incidence was observed in athymic nude mice [ 20, 21].
That was the case with the senator's proposal on language defining the ability of politicians running for office to "coordinate" activities with outside groups.
Mobility is an essential feature of urban life, for it defines the ability to participate in modern society.
The K@C601+ion position defines the ability of the methane molecules to penetrate into the nanocapsule.
Actually, ductility defines the ability of a structure or its elements to absorb energy by plastic deformations.
