Sentence examples for suspected ability from inspiring English sources

Even so, Tilden's suspected ability to carry New York, combined with his political organization and personal fortune, made him a serious contender.

The suspected ability of the modern 30 S subunit to cleave mRNA during ribosome stalling or under the influence of specific protein factors argues that the putative ancient catalytic center capable of breaking (and thus forming) phosphodiester bonds may still exist in the ribosome.

With my own moral equilibrium in mind -- as well as my age, my middling technological aptitude and my apparently suspect ability to distinguish between the virtual and the real -- I sit down in my living room to play (if that's even the right word anymore) Max Payne, another popular, violent title from Rockstar.

Legal definitions of competency have a critical role in assessing suspects' ability to waive any of their legal rights.

Because sensing such fields is useful to small animals, the team suspects this ability could be important to other insect species as well. .

While the firm focused on the new handset's faster healing skin and protection against falls, I suspect its ability to recharge quicker than before will be the advance consumers appreciate most.

I do suspect the ability to find the prize--the bright side--has at least partly to do with one's nature.

Cognitive psychologists have long suspected that spatial ability — sometimes referred to as the "orphan ability" for its tendency to go undetected — is key to success in technical fields.

I strongly suspected that our ability to research and publish anything to do with this trove of secret material would be severely constrained in the UK.

Other scientists suspect these abilities have more to do with a dog's learning over the course of its life.

Many of the major techniques, including reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and the CellSearch system, have been suspected of their abilities to identify CTC components with down-regulated epithelial markers generated from epithelia-mesenchyme transition (EMT).