Sentence examples for suggesting the ability from inspiring English sources

Michael Kortan, a spokesman for the F.B.I., confirmed the removal of the language suggesting "the ability to bend or suspend the law," which he described as "inartful".

Regarding the surface properties of single cultures, S. salina presented a hydrophobic surface, suggesting the ability of this microorganism to form aggregates.

Recent studies have demonstrated the potential for cytokines to increase extracellular matrix synthesis by meniscal cells, suggesting the ability to improve meniscus healing.

Update 12 February: EA later issued a statement to Game Front suggesting the ability to farm items was not a glitch.

It is interesting to point out that the abundance of Actinobacteria is significantly higher in water samples but low in sponges (Fig. 1), again suggesting the ability of sponges to selectively acquire the microbes from the surroundings.

Despite the contrasting functions of the two kinases, chimeric constructs consisting of the ectodomain of LjNFR1 and the kinase domain of OsCERK1 rescue the nodulation defect of the Ljnfr1 mutant (Nakagawa et al. 2011, Miyata et al. 2014), suggesting the ability of OsCERK1 to regulate symbiotic interactions.

Or is it instead, as he suggests, the ability to cope with all these common physical problems without transforming oneself from person to patient?

On Thursday, we reported on research that suggests the ability to throw things played an important part in the evolutionary success of early humans.

The literature suggests the ability to foresee all risks associated with innovation has significant limits.

Varied scaffold chemistries suggest the ability to decrease the expression of M1 macrophages.

Then, the (V_{{{text{r}}. {text{scco}}_{ 2} }}) suggests the ability of EGR with SCCO2.