Sentence examples for manifest ability from inspiring English sources

After the mid-1940s, perhass as her novelty disappeared, she found it increasingly difficult to gain serious attention in the traditionally male field she had chosen, her manifest ability notwithstanding.

The manifest ability of the mice to grow their glands in response to litter size also begs the question of why the glands did not also grow when the mothers were exposed to the cold.

I know many of you have had wonderful experiences with this magical manifesting ability and I'd love to hear about them.

The departure from normal physics manifested itself in the apparent ability of the briefly freed quarks to tell right from left.

Fig. 5 M3 two-dimensional model of domain-specific problem-solving after the integration of the manifest person ability scores of the content knowledge.

Our experimental results manifest the ability of the WGS-MR to operate under the desired conditions and to improve the efficiency of the WGS reaction.

To test the hypothesis H1.2, we included the manifest person ability scores of the three dimensions of the content knowledge as predictors in the two-dimensional and unidimensional model of domain-specific problem-solving (Table 2, M3 and M4 .5 Analogously to hypothesis H1.1, we compared the fit of the two-dimensional with a unidimensional model of domain-specific problem-solving.

Small-molecule fluorophores manifest the ability of chemistry to solve problems in biology.

Each peritoneal dialysis programme should regularly monitor, report, and act on key quality indicators to manifest its ability of constant quality improvement and elevate the confidence of interested patients and financing bodies in the programme.

This also manifests the ability of the proposed approach for real time energy management of microgrids with any number of renewable DGs and ESUs under both operation modes.

More importantly, artemisinins demonstrated minor side effects to normal cells and manifested the ability to overcome multidrug-resistance which is widely observed in cancer patients.