This requires a marked ability to focus energies, to concentrate intently either upon the audience directly or upon a fellow actor and, thereby, indirectly upon the audience.
After his American debut in 1937 with the National Symphony of Washington, D.C., Dorati developed a marked ability to build and reorganize orchestras.
His marked ability to synthesize the important elements in economic literature was also apparent in a classic study of business cycle theory that he wrote for the League of Nations, Prosperity and Depression (1937).
On the other hand, highly active users have less marked ability than their activity level.
Two Fabs, Fab-B4 and Fab-19, showed marked ability to inhibit the binding of BP autoantibodies and subsequent complement activation in vitro.
The biological data highlighted three compounds as being more active than the others, having a marked ability to inhibit the polymerization of tubulin in vitro and causing significant disruption to the microtubule network in vivo.
In general, perennials are characterized not only by high vegetative reproduction performance but also marked ability for competitive growth, late flowering, and high outcrossing rates (Sano and Morishima 1982, Morishima et al. 1984).
A perhaps somewhat related approach to the Sabatier curve are the experimental surface science studies by Attard and King [40] aimed towards the production of hybrid materials combining a component with a marked ability to dissociate N2 with a high sticking probability with a component which bonds weakly to nitrogen in order to produce a nitrogen metal bond of similar strength to Fe N.
Members of the Rhodococcus genus, found in many environmental niches, have a marked ability to metabolize a wide variety of xenobiotic compounds, and it is well recognized that species of this genus are key participants in the recycling of complex organic compounds (Finnerty, [1992]; Larkin et al., [2005]; Martínková et al., [2009]).
Despite the low rate statistics, he showed a marked ability to get contact on MLB pitching.
