Sentence examples for in abilities that from inspiring English sources
There's no effort to determine whether the plasma recipients show improvement in abilities that tend to decline with age, such as cognition, balance and grip strength.
The current implications of the word "normal" in American life are pervasive, influencing many aspects of an individual's life: schools that one attends, jobs that one is qualified for, events that one is invited to and can participate in, abilities that one is perceived to have, modes of travel that one has access to, and relationships that one is able to engage with.
Functional neuroimaging has the potential to deepen our understanding of technical and nontechnical skill acquisition in surgeons, particularly as established assessment tools leave unanswered questions about inter-operator differences in ability that seem independent of experience.
One possibility is that the large differences in ability that exist across children can be partly explained by individual differences in functional connectivity, apparent both at rest and during task performance, in fronto-parietal connectivity.
Plenty of managers set their team up to shut out opponents when they know there is a difference in ability that they need to balance out, but Nigel Pearson has kept his team attacking and looked to outscore others.
Infants learn to communicate and to develop a confidence in their abilities that enables them to function in group settings.
Though I am interested in learning about the materials within the collections, it is Brigette's willingness to teach and help me gain that confidence in my abilities that has me excited for my summer at the Burke Library Archives.
Spitzer compares the effect of overuse of technology to the breakdown in mental abilities that occurs with brain trauma or other psychiatric ailments.
Individuals with MCI have mild but measurable changes in thinking abilities that are noticeable to the affected individual, work colleagues, or friends, but these symptoms are not severe enough to impact the individual's ability to carry out everyday activities.
In basic motor abilities that remained stable, noticeable less change in quality of movement was found.
