Sentence examples for environment ability from inspiring English sources

However, people have a difference of information access environment, ability to understand information and information pursuit desire, and so on, so that they have the information gap which affects profit gaps among them.

The bMFA has a number of other advantages, including flow and morphologically realistic environment, ability to model adhesion and migration in the same system, quantitative real-time visualization, reduced reagents, and use of disposable chips.

All the Dex patients received the highest scores for ease of sedation, ability to tolerate the ICU environment, ability to tolerate ventilator weaning and extubation, ease of communication and ease of patient management.

Workplace factors most valued by nurses include autonomy and control over the work environment, ability to initiate and sustain a therapeutic relationship with patients and a collaborative relationship with physicians at the unit level [ 11].

Therefore, potential factors promoting colonization of HCWs by EMRSA-15 includes its preferential colonization of sites on patients likely to contaminate HCWs (e.g. skin or wounds, in preference to perineum), increased transmission into the environment, ability to adhere to skin and environmental surfaces and replication ability.

Organochlorine pesticides have received the most attention because of their persistence in the environment, ability to concentrate up the food chain, continued detection in the food supply and breast milk, and ability to be stored in the adipose tissue of animals and humans.

We arrange, adapt and modulate the elements of our language to fit our environment, abilities, and opportunities (e.g., mating).

Family planning plays a central role in balancing our unprecedented demands (in numbers of people and per capita resource consumption) with the environment's ability to provide.

"In view of the challenging economic environment, our ability to report record profits and exceed earnings estimates is particularly gratifying," said Richard M. Schulze, the chairman and chief executive.

Take genes, environment and ability: it is easy enough to suppose that if in the same mediocre environment Tom develops his educational and career opportunities better than Harry, then this difference is owing to genes.

This reduces the environment's ability to deliver the goods and services that nature provides for free, such as clean air, water, soils and waste disposal, as well as the raw materials that industry depends upon.