Sentence examples for found on the ability from inspiring English sources
Analyses of size distributions indicated limited swimming activity in the largest scallops but no effect of epifaunal load was found on the ability of scallops to avoid dredge capture.
Compromising results were found on the reproductive ability during the embryonic preimplantation phase, suggesting a possible toxic effect upon the reproductive system of Wistar rats.
The new app reproduces much of the functionality found on the Facebook homepage, including the ability to browse through News Feeds and Facebook Pages, and to post to these feeds.
It has a few great features also not found on the iPhone app including the ability to ping you if three of your friends check-in somewhere that you are not.
Narayen: We think there is going to be a breed of applications that develops that combines the best of what you can find on the Web with the ability to have power and access to that information whether you are online or offline.
Cadillac's system also lacks several autonomous features found on Autopilot including the ability to pull the car out of a garage and change lanes by using the turn signals.
On iPad, Twice's app offers the same features as you'd find on the web, including the ability to request a free shipping bag, print a prepaid shipping label, browse through merchandise for sale, and zoom in on large images of product before adding items to a cart.
There were no significant differences found on reported ability to cope without transfusion, DFO, or oral chelation.
In coming up with project ideas, Heller has found that the ability to have on-going dialogues going with cancer clinicians who also work on site makes it easier for him to understand the problems he is tasked with solving.
Previous studies on bioluminescence have found that the ability for an organism to create its own light evolved 40 times across the tree of life.
We also assessed motor coordination using a Rotarod and found that the ability to stay on the Rotarod decreased significantly with age.
