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(31) This ability to control formats eases the interpretation of complex data adds Beesley.

(32) The natural enemy insects are abundant, such as green lacewing and lady beetle that have the potential ability to control the pests.

(33) What was different was their ability to control their blood sugar.

(34) We have the ability to control our desires and emotions so that some people don't have to eat like dogs whilst others live like kings.

(35) All breeds share the fabulous ability to control the movement of other animals.

(35) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(36) An increased ability to control driver resonance virtually eliminates distortion.

(37) Ability to control number of simultaneously running copies of the application with the same license.

(38) We also need to sum up in many places, especially the ability to control the game.

(39) It's beneficial for fictitious economy using Marx's viewpoint, so as to improve our ability to control fictitious capital to prevent financial crisis and to research on modern fictitious capital.

(40) "Next to iron and ice, silicon is the most important inorganic crystalline solid because of our tremendous ability to control electrical conduction via chemical and electrical means, " he explained.

(41) You always have the ability to control how large of a pack you are swimming in.

(42) The ultimate downfall for every turtler is their ability to control the map, and without proper map control, their economy generally becomes unstable.