Sentence examples for the environment the ability from inspiring English sources

Despite cyclopenta-fused polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (CP-PAHs) have been detected in the environment, the ability of CP-PAH to induce cellular and tissue responses remains poorly characterized.

There is a wealth of literature on the human health effects of benzene; indeed, it is one of the most studied compounds in commerce due to its ubiquity in the environment, the ability to identify it at low levels and concern about its health effects (ATSDR, 2007; Ahmad Khan, 2007; Krewski et al., 2000; Snyder, 2002, 2007; Snyder et al., 1993; World Health Organization (WHO), 1993).

"Once Alex had learned how to label objects and request things," Dr. Pepperberg writes, "he relished the control it gave him over his environment, the ability to manipulate the people around him".

Watch Dogs follows hacker vigilante Aiden Pearce as he gains control of the city's mainframe computer system; it features a large open-city environment, the ability to hack into the phones of every passerby to open side-missions, and a multiplayer feature that lets players raid each other's games.

As urban environments differ from the natural environment, the ability of a species to move in and use variable land composition types determines its fate in the urban environment.

And for campaign staffs, two things are crucial to understanding how to react to the changing media environment: the ability of user-generated content sites to extend the life of a negative news item and to move it into the mainstream.

I also believe that the stage with its constrained environment, the ability to embed sensors in the space, a playfulness that can draw audiences and its repeatability is a great space to innovate and improve robot expression and interactivity.

We speculate that, under a low osmolarity environment, the effect of the ΔtolC mutation might not be obvious, but, under a high-osmolarity environment, the ability of the ΔtolC mutant to respond to stress from the surrounding environment was compromised.

Indeed, one of the most important gateways to rewards (e.g., money, power, friends, alliances, mates, exploration of the environment) is the ability to capture the attention of other people.

The Supreme Court acted decisively this week to preserve one of the nation's most valuable tools for protecting the environment -- the ability of citizens to enforce federal anti-pollution laws through private legal actions.

Cognitive sciences have investigated the processes underlying mental representations of the environment, and the ability to perform operations on these representations.