Sentence examples for speed ability from inspiring English sources

England can do this; clearly, they have several players of real speed, ability and vision.

One such complimentary method is reverse transcription quantitative PCR (RT-qPCR), which is considered the gold standard of mRNA quantification due to its high sensitivity, reproducibility, speed, ability to examine numerous samples simultaneously, and large dynamic range14,15.

The presented model is unique because it considers individuals with disabilities explicitly in terms of speed, ability to negotiate the environment, and normalcy bias depending on type of disability.

Because the TMT-A reflects visual processing abilities and the TMT-B reflects working memory and set-shifting abilities, the response time of TMT-B was subtracted by TMT-A (B-A) to remove the effect of processing speed ability and to observe executive control abilities85.

Finally, the ghost is a variation of Nova's character in the single-player mode, equipped with a cloaking device, thermal vision, EMP device, and sniper rifle, but lacks the speed ability.

One should also consider including a wider range of tasks assessing different aspects of the processing speed ability.

Some overweight children aged 8 10 felt uncomfortable participating in physical activity due to differences in coordination and speed abilities when compared to non-overweight children (Wrontniak et al. 2006).

However, to the experience of teams working on GRMD dogs' locomotion [ 2, 3], this wide range of speed abilities would precisely make a standardisation of speed very difficult, if not impossible.

Future studies should now attempt to clarify the mechanisms that underlie cognitive functioning in CHF, as well as its long-term effects not only on attention and psychomotor speed abilities but also in general measures of cognitive functioning.

However, to the best of our knowledge, there is no chemical-reaction-dynamics simulator, which has an enough high-speed ability to perform a high-throughput screening.

When task demand was low, requiring participants only to maintain vigilance for a signal to press a button, processing-speed ability (as measured by DSST) was negatively associated with neural connectivity.