Sentence examples for frequent ability from inspiring English sources

Sacks understood our frequent ability to adapt, and emphasized that the capacity for someone to adapt to a particular condition — amnesia, blindness, deafness, migraines, phantom-limb syndrome, Asperger's syndrome, and countless other conditions — cannot be known from the outset.

Dees coach Paul Roos rightly pointed out that it wasn't his side's inability to pick up Adam Oxley in the second half that cost them that game but their faultless and frequent ability to hit Oxley's chest with lace-out passes during the same period of time.

P. catoniae differs from other Porphyromonas spp. in its frequent ability to produce ß-lactamase [ 28], an enzyme that inactivates ß-lactam antibiotics.

Even where health centres have access to power, frequent power shortages significantly hamper the ability to provide quality care, it says.

This battle against nature's chaos is set in deft counterpoint to Freya's struggle to survive, with her parents realizing that even as their daughter blossoms into a smiling cuddly creature, her "fitting" is becoming more frequent, her ability to feed or digest diminishing.

Table 4 Most frequently chosen ability statements for writing items Item # Most frequent choice 2nd most frequent choice 17 ③ 69.4 % ⑧ 66.3%20③67.4%7.4 % ② 52.0%33⑧80.6%0.6 % ③ 55.1%37A⑧67.4%7.4 % ③ 65.3 % ② = Ability to identify the correct vocabulary fit in the context.

The most frequent demands were abilities like "being friendly", that are strongly composite and of unclear expectations.

His frequent racing and his ability to train hard day after day defy not only aging but also fundamental principles of running.

On the other hand, experts may have a more detailed schema than a novice due to frequent exposure and the ability to switch their focus of attention if needed.

Previous research has suggested that Earth's protective magnetic field would be weaker across such periods of frequent reversal, compromising its ability to shield life from harmful solar radiation and cosmic rays.

In a letter sent to New York's top lawmakers, including Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman (D) said that he was troubled by Trump's frequent discussion of his ability to issue pardons and that he was worried those who had committed crimes in the state would escape prosecution.