Sentence examples for supported the ability from inspiring English sources
Barry Richard, Mr. Bush's lead lawyer, said there was nothing in Florida law that permitted such a count, while David Boies, the chief lawyer for Mr. Gore, said a recent Florida Supreme Court ruling in the case supported the ability to count.
This supported the ability of the Qing state to adjust its local policies accordingly to ensure the popular welfare, and also enhanced the ability of the state in the 18th century, particularly under the Qianlong emperor, to expand its reach into newly subdued territories.
The area-under-the-curve (AUC) threshold score comparison further supported the ability of the ENS6Q to differentiate ENS from CRSsNP patients.The ENS6Q is the first validated, specific, adjunct questionnaire to the SNOT-22 to more reliably identify patients suspected of developing ENS.
Before, the feature supported the ability to find restaurants and points of interest, learn more about songs or artists in music apps, get movie details and reviews, and find out more about celebs and other notable people being mentioned.
Google Play has long supported the ability for app developers to run official alpha and beta testing programs via its app store, which is different from Apple's approach with iTunes.
Soon afterwards, another unique method called the dark channel prior (DCP) by He et al. [9] supported the ability to infer a raw estimate of t using a single image with fog present.
She said that the university supports the ability of disciplinary committees to recommend sanctions, such as removing such honors.
Supporting the ability of organizations to continuously innovate is therefore a prime mechanism by which funders can contribute to progress.
The present promising results support the ability to precisely and accurately image dynamic seizure activity from non-invasive measurements.
This review summarizes current evidence supporting the ability of silibinin to function as a natural down-modulator of STAT3 activity.
"The government supports the ability of police officers to stop and search suspects, but it must be applied fairly and in a way which builds community confidence.
