Sentence examples for extent of the ability from inspiring English sources

Such evidence may relate to the extent of the ability of the respondent to continue in business and the collectability of a penalty, taking into account any other claims of the United States or third parties upon the assets of the respondent and the amount of the assets of the respondent.

The extent of the ability of either exporting nation to further increase exports remains an open question, though there is general agreement that both do retain some amount of excess capacity.

The extent of the ability to share data within and across sites varies a good deal.

The establishment and maintenance of central tolerance depends to a large extent on the ability of medullary thymic epithelial cells to express a variety of tissue-restricted antigens, the so-called promiscuous gene expression (pGE).

Hofstede (1980) wrote that the survival of mankind will depend to a large extent on the ability of people who think differently to act together.

Brody concluded that the value of the results obtained from tests and scales, 'like that of all clinical instruments, depends to a great extent on the ability of the user' (1942: 326).

The carcinogenic effect of butadiene will most likely depend on the degree to which DEB is produced and reaches target tissues, and to a lesser extent on the ability of EB to reach actively dividing or repair deficient cells.

Most current BCI systems rely to some extent on the ability of the subject to control the eyes.

Uncertainties remain about whether the fighting last month was the extent of the rebels' abilities or a precursor to attacks intended to plunge the region into greater instability.

In some species where hypertrophied marginal muscles are absent, the disk and tentacles remain exposed during contraction; suggesting that the structure of the marginal musculature can determine the extent of retraction ability for the polyp [ 26].

Scores for the eight domains are adjusted for the use of aids or devices and averaged into an overall disability index value, HAQ-DI (Health Assessment Questionnaire Disability Index), with a range from zero to three and adjacent steps of 0.125 (e.g. 0, 0.250, 0.250), which represents the extent of functional ability of the patient.