Sentence examples for granting the ability from inspiring English sources

The method the authors create is based on the algorithm of radial basis function-sparse partial least squares (RBF-sPLS) giving their method an advantage over similar methods granting the ability to select not only clinical characteristics but also determine effective brain regions.

In real life, it is often not known whether a SLiM is present in the data at all, and the statistics granting the ability to successfully avoid the return of FP predictions is critical.

and s/he is granted the ability of controlling access to them by third parties.

How we take for granted the ability to dip our toes into the water.

He wants what straights take for granted: the ability to live without shame.

I think so many of us take for granted the ability to get well quickly and easily.

For Cubans, permission to travel outside the country was rarely granted, but Ms. Ayón was granted the ability to travel for her work.

China and Australia also signed a free-trade agreement notable for its investor-state dispute provision, under which Chinese corporations were granted the ability to sue the Australian government.

EPO granted the ability to suffer more; to push yourself farther and harder than you'd ever imagined, in both training and racing.

And in these squalid acres they savor what the wealthy take for granted: the ability to get a job without "knowing somebody"; the lightness of being without roots; the possibility of reinvention; the dignity of anonymity.

For many riders, the opposite was true: EPO granted the ability to suffer more; to push yourself farther and harder than you'd ever imagined, in both training and racing.