Sentence examples for in overall ability from inspiring English sources

In overall ability, Verlander seems closest to Morris, Bischoff said.

By the end of the decade, they say, China will have more submarines than the United States, although it will still lag behind in overall ability.

According to Zacks Investment Research, Puryear and his team of 10 analysts are in first place against their peers when it comes to evaluating stocks in their industry and rank eighth among 2,700 analysts–regardless of industry–in overall ability to pick stocks and forecast earnings.

The statistical equating used in Part 1 and Part 2 is what Kolen [ 26] describes as a, "non-equivalent groups design", groups at different diets being allowed to differ in overall ability, with differences being estimated by means of marker, anchor or common items.

There are concerns with UGA's defense as well, but the team is similar in overall abilities and rankings to Clemson and is strongest in the back seven right now, which is very important when taking on Clemson's pass heavy attack.

Furthermore, our more detailed data analysis shows that the two subgroups did not differ in their overall ability to identify the verum or the sham laser, nor in how often the laser devices were assumed to be active (Table 1).

This highlights that the condition of the immediate surface of agricultural soils involving rainfall-induced structural seals has a strong impact in the overall ability of soil to function as water reservoir.

The safety integrity level (SIL) rating of a safety function is a measure of the degree of confidence in its overall ability to provide the safety function for nearly all of the time and under nearly all circumstances.

"If you're running a cybercrime operation and you lose half or three-quarters of your capital that can hurt and put a dent in your overall ability to perpetuate your business or whatever you are doing.

The panel also found shortcomings in the overall ability of regional governments and EPA to make these mid-course corrections, a process called adaptive management: "Neither the EPA nor the Bay jurisdictions exhibit a clear understanding of adaptive management and how it might be applied in pursuit of water quality goals".

Unfortunately the crime of responsibility was compounded by the collapse in her overall ability to govern.