Sentence examples for the expected ability from inspiring English sources

"Molecular nanotechnology is the expected ability to build our products with molecular-level precision, as nature can do," says Christine Peterson, president of the Foresight Nanotech Institute in California.

The design of PASN nanocapsules was inspired by the well-known avidity of cancer cells for the amino acid l-asparagine together with the expected ability of this hydrophilic polymer to escape to the mononuclear phagocytic system.

This result points to the expected ability of the inflammatory SMM treatment to alter global gene expression.

As an objective, mutual information measures the expected ability of a model to predict the data.

Patients were selected on the expected ability to complete advance care planning during the current hospital admission.

Unlike the current study, their sample was not restricted to employed persons, and did not ask about the expected ability to work in the future.

Two weeks after Prepa abruptly withdrew the contract from Whitefish following strong criticism by federal and congressional officials of the company's expected ability to perform the work needed, more questions are being raised about the deal, including how much it will actually cost.

The fact that it was not active against hypnozoite forms highlights the assay's expected ability to distinguish compounds that are active only against large EEFs.

Even though it is tied to the artist's future income, it is the type of flexible funding not formerly available, built around the artist's talent and expected ability to repay.

The challenges of having an early walker are all the ones you would expect – ability before sensibility, the crashes, bumps to the head, face plants, and the clear and present danger posed by the tiniest of steps or rises.

From these informed responses, a draft rating scale of the expected writing ability of graduating students deemed relevant for the workplace was developed.