Sentence examples for our ability to form from inspiring English sources
Our lives depend on our ability to form blood clots.
Studies suggest that emotionally charged content enhances not only attention and arousal but also our ability to form stable memories.
Many of us will have had difficult experiences at some stage of our lives that may have affected our self-esteem, or our ability to form meaningful relationships.
Additionally, if we pursue regime change as an objective, we'll severely limit our ability to form a multinational coalition of support as President Bush's father did so successfully during the gulf war.
Without NREM sleep, our ability to form declarative memories, like learning to associate pairs of words, is seriously impaired; deep sleep is important for transferring short-term memories into long-term storage.
Concept-free perception is the classical Indian realist rendering of our ability to form perceptual concepts by attending to perception's phenomenological side.
The graphene films prepared by our method show the ability to form on the rough surfaces with millimeter-scale grooves and have minimal surface contamination, compared to that of conventionally transferred CVD graphene.
Our results show that the ability to form significant subpopulations in pelagic and periphytic communities exists in three out of four phylogenetic clusters of Synechococcus spp. in Lake Constance.
Compared with other orthotopic SCLC models, our model has a superior ability to form distant metastases.
When we examined our POB cultures for the ability to form OCLs, we found that both PTH, which increases RANKL mRNA expression in POBs, and exogenous RANKL induced formation of cells that stained for TRAP in these cultures (Fig. 4A).
Nor is there any mention of eliminating the absurd restrictions on travel that prevent Cubans from freely entering and leaving our own country, much less the ability to form parties other than the one with the hammer and sickle, nor of a chance to vote in direct elections for the president.
