The phrase "reflects the capability" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how something or someone shows or demonstrates their ability to do something. Example: "Her impressive performance on the project reflects her capability as a leader."
EF reflects the capability of a screening application to detect true links (true positives) compared to random selection.
The coverage directly reflects the capability of network to monitor the physical world, and energy consumption determines the lifetime of the wireless sensor networks.
The conventional MFCC baseline was replaced with a spectrogram input, which reflects the capability of DNNs to self-learn the salient patterns in the time-frequency domain when recognizing reverberant speech.
The separation factor or permselectivity reflects the capability of a membrane to separate one gas from another.
This parameter reflects the capability of a certain part of the motor pool (Koryak 1985 ) (Fig. 1 a, right panel).
Relaxivity reflects the capability to shorten the water proton relaxation rates T1 and T2/T2* and is an inherent property of the contrast molecule.
But recovery time is a function as well of how a patient is treated in the intensive-care unit, which reflects the capabilities not just of the doctor but of the nurses in the I.C.U.
This relationship can be represented either by a reflective model (i.e., a set of measures reflecting the capability of a process) or a formative model (i.e., a set of measures that collectively determines the overall capability of a process).
This capacitance described the chemical capacitance of PEDOT that reflected the capability of the system to accept or release additional charge carriers on a given variation of the chemical potential.
To effectively reflect the capability of disturbances suppression, this paper proposes a robust L1 filtering approach for a class of nonlinear networked control systems (NNCSs) described by Takagi Sugeno (T S) fuzzy model.
These findings reflect the capability of the HYPE model to represent the internal nitrogen processes and their dynamic variations controlled by the climate and flow conditions.
