Sentence examples for strength of being able from inspiring English sources

The main strength of being able to correctly calibrate numerical dissipation is the possibility to regularise the solution at the mesh scale.

Overall, the published FDA application studies demonstrate the value of this approach for exploring complex multivariate functional relationships and its major strength of being able to model the functional form of time series data.

Relative to the traditional Xenopus cell-free system, this approach enables evaluation of individual cells, and has the unique strength of being able to monitor caspase activity and morphological apoptotic death in oocytes and developing embryos as separable entities.

He is also working to build his diaphragm strength in hopes of being able to breathe without a ventilator.

"They are things like a better ability to use the arm and leg, walking without a brace, strength in terms of being able to hold something better," Dr. Kondziolka said.

Dumaresq goes on to say, "A person on the disappearance of this fever would attempt to rise from bed, feeling not much loss of strength, and a consciousness of being able to move about and attend to a little to business; but how egregiously would he be mistaken when he assumed the upright posture!

In this last quarter, we're arriving with strength and experience and our expectations of being able to win are intact".

Figure 1 also shows the strength of AF4 being able to separate species of a very wide size range.

Furthermore, he believes it a sign of strength to be able to apologise when mistakes are made, as inevitably happens on occasion: "It's very disarming for your opponent", says Mel, "when you are able to stand up and admit you got something wrong... these people thrive on argument so by being honest you take their artillery away".

It is one of Wambach's great strengths to be able to predict the arc of the ball, an aptitude honed during her days as a forward in high school basketball.

In her research, Gonzalez has encountered people who feel more open now that they've come forward about their needs, as there is a kind of strength associated with being able to ask for help.