Sentence examples for measuring their ability from inspiring English sources
That was true even for the ones who scored low on tests measuring their ability to focus on tasks and suppress strong desires to act impulsively.
Mr. Nguyen, who is cooperating with prosecutors, vetted prospective consultants, measuring their "ability and willingness" to give inside information, the complaint said.
"We've done extensive tests in Petri dishes in vitro by differentiating them into cardiac cells, into muscle cells, into neurons and then measuring their ability to produce energy.
The lens of the eye and the muscle that surrounds it tick away the passage of time like tiny atomic clocks, slowly deteriorating with a precision so immutable that ophthalmologists say they can accurately estimate patients' ages to within a few years by measuring their ability to focus close up.
A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Stote to Certify Students Who Are Ready for Work New York is expected to become the first state in the nation to issue a "work readiness" credential to high school students who pass a voluntary test measuring their ability to succeed in entry-level jobs, state officials said.
The common method to determine the antidiabetic potential of medicinal plants is by measuring their ability to slow down the production of glucose from carbohydrate in the human body.
"An individual's ability to answer a multiple-choice exam," Mr. Day told the city's Civil Service Board, "does nothing but measure their ability to read and retain".
Teachers — many of them — will continue to resent efforts to use standardized tests to measure their ability to teach.
Yes, they have done well on the Federal Reserve's "stress tests", designed to measure their ability to withstand a 2008 repeat.
They were healthy three weeks after the implant and performed normally on various tests designed to measure their ability to control blood sugar.
The team looked at 12 suspected or known "endocrine disrupting chemicals" (EDCs) used in fracking operations and measured their ability to mimic or block the effects of reproductive hormones.
