Sentence examples for fair ability from inspiring English sources

"[The injunction] does not give us any fair ability to comply and still operate," he said.

The injunction "does not give us any fair ability to comply and still operate," Mr. Boies said.

I recently had to explain exactly how a new piece of software worked to a student with an apparently fair ability to understand English but whose pronunciation was painfully difficult to follow.

The Treasury secretary said the two sides had discussed "very important structural issues that they are going to make in their economy to make sure we can have a fair ability to compete there". But Mnuchin didn't spell out what those changes are.

The area under the curve (AUC) of the SROC was 0.64, suggesting a fair ability for NSCLC diagnosis.

Analysis of responsiveness in all domains and the global score of the FACT-C questionnaire proved a fair ability to detect a particularly treatment effect.

The rationale for this choice of primary analysis is to give a fair representation of the average ability of assessable children, accepting the limitation that excluding deaths might impose.

Sample size was determined for the test of diagnostic potential being powered to detect a fair diagnostic ability of the marker (power 1- β=0.90, significance level of α=0.05), defined as an AUC of 0.7, such that a minimum of 33 patients in each group were required (Obuchowski 2000).

The highest capacitance values (≈80 F g−1) are measured in KOH and fair cycling ability is achieved when the electrochemical window is limited, thus avoiding oxidative potentials.

One of the reasons Softbank decided to invest was because of Fair's ability to turn around Uber's leasing business.

The Pneumonia Severity Index (AUC 0.78, 95% CI 0.72 0.83) and the Mortality in Emergency Department Sepsis score (AUC 0.77, 95% 0.71 0.83) demonstrated fair predictive ability (AUC≥0.70) for in-hospital mortality.