Sentence examples for residual ability from inspiring English sources

Each of the monkeys showing a residual ability to detect within the contralateral hemifield was also able to localize visual targets with eye movements.

Nevertheless, the concentration dependence and the fact that its SAXS-derived parameters at 4 mg ml−1 resembled those of the FRP dimer (Supplementary Table 1) suggest that the L49E substitution on its own does not distort the structure and leaves the residual ability to dimerize at higher protein concentrations.

I think even those who are opposed to excessive regulation will have to agree that markets can't regulate themselves in all instances and that there has to be a residual ability of government to respond.

With a cervical spinal cord injury between his fifth and sixth vertebrae, Burkhart is young, injured relatively recently and has some residual ability to move his shoulders and upper arms.

This finding points to a residual ability to generate, store and retrieve sensorimotor memories associated with previous object manipulations.

Our findings indicate that, even though PD patients may have a residual ability of anticipatory control of digit contact points and forces, they fail to implement a motor plan with the same degree of effectiveness as controls.

"Maybe there are residual abilities that could be enhanced" in mammals, says Shannon Odelberg, a researcher at the University of Utah.

Different occupational therapy methods enabled us to implement a specific approach which is based on the interrelations of the person with his/her sanitary space, instead of only taking in account the residual abilities of the person with dementia.

Intensity and type of exercises were tailored on patient's residual abilities.

The intervention is designed to draw on spared or residual abilities of Veterans with dementia and provide an environment supportive of these abilities.

Oftentimes, young persons are fine physically and could put their residual abilities to good use in the context of activities better adapted to their age.