Sentence examples for means ability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the framework can be applied to process as well as organizational innovation, since the building blocks of the framework stand for attributes that are universal in nature, e.g., "portability" for a process means ability to be applied across domains, the same for an organization structure means ability to replicate a departmental structure across functions.

This means ability as well as subject matter.

In an earlier paper, the same authors showed that neighbourhood characteristics exert an influence on malnutrition independently of household wealth – 'when basic socio-economic and health services are lacking in the poorest communities', they observed, 'families therein can hardly take advantage of their increased means, ability and knowledge in caring for their children' (40).

The role of the modern dad is eclectic and action-filled (by "action" of course, I mean "ability to sprint from one Frozen party to the next"), so your wardrobe has to reflect that.

For these items and items AN3.15IC and LB3.8R, the highest mean ability value was not obtained by the group of students who chose the correct answer option.

For these items and items LB2.5R, the highest mean ability value was not obtained by students who chose the correct answer option, suggesting that the students with greater reading comprehension abilities chose an incorrect alternative.

Power means the ability and method of a stakeholder to affect company's decision.

This relates to examine their discrimination power, that means, their ability to discriminate non-isomorphic graphs as unique as possible.

Economic insecurity means less ability to afford health insurance, and it also means less ability to afford health care.

Females demonstrated greater mean verbal ability and mean mathematical ability was greater in males, but the form of the relationship with hand skill was the same in both sexes.

"Technique means the ability to play notes fast and accurately.