Sentence examples for shown its ability from inspiring English sources
It has shown its ability to preserve some of our most important national monuments.
In clinical scenarios, StO2 has been associated with patients' alterations in peripheral circulation [10], as well as in healthy volunteers [11], it has shown its ability to predict noninvasively the presence of global tissue hypoxia [12 14] and has demonstrated prognostic utility [15, 16].
In clinical scenarios, StO2 has been associated with patients' alterations in peripheral circulation [ 10], as well as in healthy volunteers [ 11], it has shown its ability to predict noninvasively the presence of global tissue hypoxia [ 12- 14] and has demonstrated prognostic utility [ 15, 16].
However, it has already shown its ability to correct differential diagnosis between benign and malignant endometrial lesions and accurately assess myometrial invasion in EC.
That will rely on contracts being drawn up with other music labels and publishers in other countries, but Apple has previously shown its ability to persuade record labels to join in with it – stretching back a decade to the launch of its iTunes Music Store in 2003.
Venice has always shown its ability to adapt".
"This is part of the response we have seen over the last four years to al-Shabaab losing key towns and territory … It shows its ability to regroup in rural areas and strike into urban areas using a wide variety of tactics.
WHILE the Russian army practised in the east, showing its ability to respond to threats it no longer faces, Chechen rebels in the south demonstrated its inability to deal with threats that are its daily fare.
But at the present time, if this technology showed its ability for the surface cleaning, it is not still the case for thin film deposition over large surfaces, due to an insufficient homogeneity of the deposited layers.
In passing, Google showed its ability to kill any price comparator of its choosing.
"The company showed its ability to continue to grow and take share in a virtually zero-sum U.S. market," James M. Ratcliffe of Barclays Capital wrote in an analysts' report.
