Sentence examples for increased its ability from inspiring English sources
White Plains Hospital Center has offered neonatal intensive care since 1993, when it began treating babies born six weeks prematurely, and it has gradually increased its ability to deal with younger and smaller babies.
TNT Express, the multinational logistics company, increased its ability to keep track of its fleet in 2005 when it introduced its Asia Road Network, which spans Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and China.
But in the last six months, he said, the United States has increased its ability to identify moderate opposition leaders, and to begin communicating with them in substantive ways.
International nuclear inspectors reported on Friday that Iran had significantly increased its ability to produce nuclear fuel over the summer, even while slowing the pace at which it was enriching the uranium that the West fears could one day fuel nuclear weapons.
The results showed that the glycosylation of β-conglycinin increased its ability to suppress the thermal aggregation of glycinin relative to non-glycosylated β-conglycinin.
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.
Vinaigrettes also make exceptional marinades, with the oil basting the surface of the meat while the vinegar flavors it and increases its ability to retain moisture.
Using a blunt instrument, such as the handle of a knife, pound the cucumber's surface to soften it slightly and increase its ability to absorb the salt and dressing.
The rocket, one unidentified military source told Interfax, uses a new type of fuel to shorten the time it needs to launch into space, increasing its ability to evade interceptors.
It is also highly adaptable and can change to increase its ability to spot new microbes.
With the SAT under fire from several quarters, including a handful of elite colleges that have recently made scores optional, it's not surprising that the College Board wants to increase its ability to assess students.
