Sentence examples for the ability of create from inspiring English sources

Although this comparison may be of interest in future studies, our focus here is on the ability of CREATE to bring about multiple gains, in addition to critical thinking, in diverse student populations.

In particular, a piezoelectric material has the ability of creating an inherent electric field when strained (i.e., direct piezoelectric effect).

One way to measure that is through productivity indicators, which refer to the ability of creating a quality software product in a limited period and with limited resources.

As gum polysaccharides are important raw materials of food industry discovering an antioxidative gum with the ability of creating stable water soluble complex with β-lactoglobulin may have important implication.

Technology and social media have provided both disciplines with additional tools to do just that, along with the ability of creating more ways for individuals to form communities and to interact.

The development of new transcriptome techniques, coupled with the ability of creating and analysing huge databases, has paved the way for system biology's "Golden Age".

The functional assay confirms that it possess the ability of creating a ∆11-double bond mainly on palmitate (Fig.  7), corroborating that Ase_5534 [GenBank:KJ622051] is the desaturase responsible for pheromone production in A. segetum.

By this means, we explored the patients understanding (referring to the relationship of symptoms and stressors (1)) and manageability (referring to the ability of creating, improving, maintaining relationships (2); solving conflicts (3) and recognizing and using own resources (4)) of the situation as well as the value of life to them (5).

This puts the responsibility and the ability of creating your image in hands, not the questionable hands of a camera.

This puts the responsibility and the ability of creating your image in RAW files have a very minimal amount of processing done to them.

The approaches were evaluated in terms of the ability to create mutants of higher order resulting in higher efficacy and less effort when compared with first order mutants.