Sentence examples for increased ability to perform from inspiring English sources
25 After training, a positive correlation emerged among participants in the physical training group such that increased liking was associated with increased ability to perform a dance movement.
We searched for the most likely configurations of item scores that increased ability to perform component activities in each domain by approximately 1 level per item per stage.
Our data suggests that the novels DCs have an increased ability to perform phagocytosis compared to other DCs but not at the level of the macrophages.
This could be ascribable to a better ICU management, with increased ability to perform infectious or non-infectious diagnoses in severely immunocompromised patients [ 1, 4, 17].
The increased ability to perform CHMI studies in malaria endemic countries would expand international capacity for efficacy testing of vaccine candidates and allow earlier assessment of vaccine efficacy in target populations.
Therefore one may conclude that teats milked by soft liners have shorter recovery time and perhaps increased ability to perform the 'somato sympathetic response' than did teats milked with the extended liner.
This may be due to the training status of the trained athletes, who are likely to have had an increased ability to consistently perform maximal exercise across each bout, resulting in an earlier intramuscular H+ accumulation, placing an earlier reliance on their buffering capacity.
London Fire Brigade are now also deployed to attacks as standard due to their increased ability to carry water and perform first aid, while police have begun holding events for pubs, businesses and nightclubs to simulate acid attacks and prepare them should one occur on their premises.
The parent catalyst composed solely of nickel nanoparticles grafted on the polymeric resin exhibited high activity and selectivity towards CC bond saturation but its modification with small quantities of tin significantly increased its ability to perform CO bond hydrogenation.
4, 28 Effective analgesia with low-dose OXN-PR resulted in significant improvements in quality of life and mood disorders, and significantly increased the ability to perform activities of daily living.
