Sentence examples for expected ability from inspiring English sources
"Molecular nanotechnology is the expected ability to build our products with molecular-level precision, as nature can do," says Christine Peterson, president of the Foresight Nanotech Institute in California.
The performance of the SHARON reactor was investigated during the entire experimental period, in regard to its expected ability to accumulate nitrite (but not nitrate) and to ensure effluent NH4 +-N/NO2 −-N ratio ~1.
"Not least of these reasons is due to its expected ability to come up with the funding to acquire and support Saab, something which seems to have been lacking in Spyker's bid," he said.
The design of PASN nanocapsules was inspired by the well-known avidity of cancer cells for the amino acid l-asparagine together with the expected ability of this hydrophilic polymer to escape to the mononuclear phagocytic system.
Virtual screening of furocoumarin libraries against NF-κB p50 allowed to rank compounds in respect to their expected ability to bind NF-κB and the identified compound might be considered for the development of analogs to be tested for biological activity on inhibition of NF-κB/DNA NF-κB/DNAormation.
Even though it is tied to the artist's future income, it is the type of flexible funding not formerly available, built around the artist's talent and expected ability to repay.
These include 'staff with patient contact should be given regular resuscitation training appropriate to their expected abilities and roles', and 'cardiopulmonary arrest should be managed according to national guidelines'.
You will find course overviews (which includes what your expected abilities are), dates and locations that the course is offered and the costs associated.
Also, as one would expect, ability to retrieve details was worse for 30 days than for 7 days.
Positive work ability expectations were reported by 35% respondents, and 17% expected work ability to stay the same.
