Sentence examples for medium ability from inspiring English sources

Natural zeolite also showed medium ability to absorb Fe and Cd from wastewater, so, high amounts of these elements are accumulated in the soil surrounding the pitcher.

Parallel to data on HIF-1α, β-secretase inhibitor treatment re-established HIPK2 recruitment onto MT2A promoter thus counteracting the APP-conditioned medium ability to affect HIPK2 binding to DNA (Figure 2b, right panel).

In agreement with our hypothesis, β-secretase inhibitor treatment counteracted the APP-conditioned medium ability to inhibit HIPK2 binding to DNA and re-established HIPK2 recruitment onto HIF-1α promoter (Figure 2a, right panel).

In our study, the mt tRNA genes showed the lowest performance, whereas in Mueller [ 27] these genes demonstrated a medium ability to recover the reference topology.

Depending on the medium ability it could be skipped.

For example, low-wage subsidies might create the incentive for firms to substitute medium-ability workers with low ability workers.

Of these 241 were from a high-ability school, 230 from a medium-ability school, and 226 were from a low ability school 2. The Filipino sample, on the other hand, consisted of 709 high school adolescent students (M age = 14.56 years, SD = 0.89 years, median age = 14 years) of which there were 195 males (27.50%) and 514 (72.49%) females.

Strain Wa is short and has short, narrow leaves, red awns, and medium tillering ability, while strain Wb is taller and has longer, narrow leaves, no awns, and medium tillering ability.

According to the effect size, WPAI outcomes had large discriminative abilities (1.10 to 1.79) except the percent work time missed due to health which showed a medium discriminative ability (0.43 to 0.63).

And the only serious factual show to figure is Frozen Planet which, given that Sir David Attenborough is 85, raises concerns about the medium's ability to renew itself.

The weakness of television directors is the strength of the medium — its ability to become the very source of discourse.