Sentence examples for preserved abilities from inspiring English sources

The thermal erosion caused by the igneous intrusion volatilized the organic matters, left a large number of pyrolysis stomata, greatly increased the volume and surface area of pores, especially micropores, and improved the gas adsorption and preserved abilities of the coal.

Similarly, the results of the present study may offer insight into how best to target treatment, capitalizing on preserved abilities while avoiding or compensating deficient systems.

This information will be used to guide the delivery of the intervention so it matches the preserved abilities of each participant.

Addressing quality of life and well-being includes fostering a (realistic) sense of hope, for example, by emphasising preserved abilities and skills and avoiding excess disability by unnecessarily curtailing social activities.

This is particularly apparent in neuroimaging results such as those reported in the current study, where preserved abilities present an important context for understanding the relevance of age-related changes in neural activity, which have become the focus of much recent research (e.g., Reuter-Lorenz et al. 2001; Reuter-Lorenz 2002).

Preserved abilities also play a crucial role in the development of cognitive aging theories because successful theories must account for both spared and impaired abilities.

One way to investigate the cognitive and neural underpinnings of speech perception is by investigating patients with speech perception deficits but with preserved ability in other domains of language.

Blindsight patients, whose primary visual cortex is lesioned, exhibit preserved ability to discriminate visual stimuli presented in their "blind" field, yet report no visual awareness hereof.

Blindsight patients, whose primary visual cortex is severely lesioned, exhibit preserved ability to discriminate visual stimuli presented in their blind field, yet report no visual awareness [1].

These observations, together with preserved ability for covalent complex formation and catalytic activity of our CXXC domain deletion, support the validity of our homology model-driven approach for functional characterization of the CXXC domain.

This phenomenon was probably responsible for the preserved ability of TEC to internalize FITC-labeled albumin.