Sentence examples for so called ability from inspiring English sources

Perhaps May is planning on introducing means testing and (so called) ability testing at the same time?

A brilliant, so far unbeaten defence barrister, he is The Escape Artist (BBC1), so called for his ability to get people off and out of jail.

Notwithstanding the uncertainty in the EI literature, the concept of EI nevertheless offers the medical educator an attractive tool for the facilitation and development of the so called "non-cognitive" abilities of the medical student/trainee [ 42, 43].

The contourlet transform is so called because of its ability to capture and link the discontinuity points into linear structures (contours).

The mobile stages, so called due to their ability to move around and between fish, are the stages against which treatments are typically targeted as they tend to cause the greatest damage to the host.

As shown by Franks [32] that monovalent cations follow the so called Hofmeister series in their ability to affect the zeta potential.

It is the case of the pathways involved in spermatozoa acquisition of fertilizing ability (the so called "capacitation").

The importance of ALDH in human hematopoiesis was also testified by a recent study in which the Authors tried to purify HSCs by combining FCM cell sorting and Hoechst-33342 efflux ability (the so called "Side Population") [ 9].

Chemical agents targeting these pathways (so called proteostasis regulators) can increase their ability to cope with the synthesis of misfolding-prone proteins.

Budding yeast cells are petite positive, i.e. able to survive without the wild-type mtDNA (so called rho+ mitochondrial genome) and the ability to respire.

NK cells circulating in blood were so called because they have the innate ability to kill some leukemic cell lines in vitro (Herberman et al., 1975; Kiessling et al., 1975).