Sentence examples for narrow abilities from inspiring English sources

The premiership is always an awesome, enormous job, complex, relentless, urgent and multifarious in a way that has proved beyond Mr Brown's real but narrow abilities.

In the first stratum, Carroll identified narrow abilities (roughly 50 in number) that included the seven primary abilities identified by Thurstone.

Even long before SB 1070 and through other direct and similar legislation, Arizona's government has been trying to systematically limit the already narrow ability of immigrants to prevent them from obtaining employment, having access to public services and programs, or applying for basic documents such as a driver license.

But below g are levels of gradually narrowing abilities, ending with the specific abilities identified by Spearman.

This study investigated the extent to which the necessarily narrower ability range in candidates taking the second of the three part MRCP UK) diploma examinations, biases assessment of reliability and SEM.

What is clear is that there are good statistical reasons why reliability will be lower when there is a narrower ability range in the candidates, and that in all of these cases the accuracy of measurement is comparable and more than adequate to the task (perhaps even too good, given the practical constraint that the Part 2 examination has to take place over two days rather than one).

In the Senate the Democrats, who now command a smaller majority in the chamber, tried to force changes to parliamentary rules that would narrow the ability of a senator to mount a vote-delaying filibuster.

"We have the freedom not to make content or access agreements that would narrow our ability to serve our users," says Koogle.

Data-driven approaches to patient care have been argued to narrow our ability to effect actions in clinical encounters, as statements of averaged probability become unquestioned laws of possibilities [ 36].

She argues that assessment tools used to measure capacity have their roots in a 'thin' conceptualisation which does not acknowledge the 'value ladenness' of capacity decisions but rely on narrower cognitive abilities.

Although the margin of safety between effective and potentially toxic doses of oxygen is relatively narrow, the ability to carefully control its dose, meticulous adherence to currently accepted therapeutic protocols, and individually tailored treatment regimens make it a cost-effective safe drug.