Sentence examples for give an ability from inspiring English sources

Collection of this information will give an ability to quantitatively scale results from animal experiments to humans.

Comparing 20 patients and 50 controls will give an ability to detect an ES of 0.6 between groups with 60%% power and two-sided p = 0.05, and a 70%% power to detect the same size of effect of ECT itself with a two-side p = 0.05.

By rights, his tempo in the finale was too fast (Mozart writes "Allegro" not "Presto"), but given an ability to articulate small note values at alarming speeds, Mr. Pollini earns special dispensation.

Requirements of applicability and scientific significance are synergetic since understanding of general properties of CELSS gives an ability to create CELSS for different applications.

AmazingHiring gives an ability to "score" a candidate before interview – based on both: qualifications and "culture fit" for a particular company; ranking search results appropriately.

The USA, given an ability to emphasize the importance of responsiveness level and responsiveness inequality, and to de-emphasize the importance of health level and inequality in the distribution of health, improves its ranking from #15 to #3.

The Bingham plastic, Herschel-Bulkley, Mizrahi-Berk, and Robertson-Stiff models give an excellent ability to describe the flow behavior of polymer gel solution.

We sent a questionnaire to experienced lepidopterists in Finland and asked them to give a "dispersal ability index" (0 10) for each butterfly species.

"Why only give an industry the ability to scrutinise power because it came first?

"These low-end assets give you an ability to have a much better understanding of what's going on around you.

And they have more leverage with retailers, which should give them an ability to get new products on the market quicker than a small, untested company.