Sentence examples for extension its ability from inspiring English sources

They say that's because continued cuts to domestic discretionary spending, under the 2011 Budget Control Act that created sequestration, would continue to eat away at NIH's budget and, by extension, its ability to fund pediatric research.

3) Pakistan Chinaa's continuing support of Pakistan's military, and by extension its ability to remain an irritant on the subject of Kashmir, will remain a point of contention for India.

MAP1B is developmentally regulated in the nervous system where it plays an important role in neurite and axon extension through its ability to bind to dynamic microtubules in growth cones.

These findings are in line with the "uncoupling to survive" hypothesis proposed by Brand [6], suggesting that uncoupling could be an approach to promote lifespan extension due to its ability to prevent the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS).

What this means is that Dimon's profit model (not to mention personal compensation), which relies heavily on the type of on-the-wire trading that can generate huge profits, also requires a big capital buffer, which then hampers the bank's lending and investment abilities and, by extension, its contribution to our economic progress.

Given two k-plex H and (H) with same size, there are two aspects to compare its ability of extension: 1. Number of missing links.

While email is "so 2000s" to the iGeneration, it is NOT to the people entrusted with their education and well-being, who still embrace email communication because of its extension beyond 140 characters and its ability to include nonphoto attachments.

Thus, a corrosion-resistant bonding layer and its ability to impede extension of cracking under cyclic dynamic loads can have a positive influence on the coating performance when the substrate has inferior anti-corrosion properties.

Responding to the Commons vote, the government said the bill would place a "severe constraint" on its ability to negotiate an extension to the Brexit deadline before 12 April, the date the UK is due to exit.

This is thought to contribute significantly to tissue stifness, increasing its capacity to resist bending or kinking under compression, and therefore its ability to push during extension [11], [12], [13].

For example, local electroporation of C-DAAM1 induces habenular neuropil growth only when directed to the L side, which suggests a mechanism that moderates the influence of Daam1 on neuropil growth in the R Hb, without affecting its ability to promote axonal extensions to the IPN.