Sentence examples for with respect to the ability from inspiring English sources

This study had been designed to evaluate frequency and extent of VFD following different surgical approaches to the mesiotemporal area with respect to the ability to drive.

Improvements are possible with respect to the ability to visualize the results related to multiple scenarios for multiple interdependent spatio-temporal systems.

The specimen parameter that is often mentioned with respect to the ability to achieve electromagnetic forming (EMF) is the specimen thickness.

Large diversity exists with respect to the ability of their spores to survive heat inactivation treatments and of their vegetative cells to grow in finished products.

The bioactivity was examined in vitro with respect to the ability of hydroxyapatite layer formation on the surface of materials as a result of contact with simulated body fluid (SBF).

"East End Blues: Working Hard and Unable to Buy a Home" (Long Island Journal, April 23) accurately describes the lack of affordable housing on the South Fork of Eastern Long Island and its consequences with respect to the ability of educators, firefighters, police officers, health professionals and others to be able to live in the communities whose residents depend upon their services.

With respect to the shielding ability, simulations predict that increase either grafting density, chain length, or NP diameter will reduce the accessibility of the protected content to a certain size molecule.

Since the reliability value only expresses how precise the measurement is with respect to the complete ability spectrum, the (iii) Wright map is considered additionally.

The experiments target evaluations with respect to the contrasting ability of the microarray in the background of multiple bacteria and the sensitivity in determining proportions of their occurrence in clinical samples.

One-way ANOVA followed by Bonferroni test was used to determine significant differences of viability of the Lactobacillus strains during SSDP treatment and with respect to the adhesion ability.

This result corresponds to findings reported by Fuller et al. (2005) revealing employers' gender stereotypes with respect to the 'natural' abilities and affinities of the sexes for a sex-matching occupation type.