Sentence examples for * the incapability from inspiring English sources
Then there is the incapability of the authorities to deal with anything of this magnitude," says Dr Pervez.
In addition, the incapability of adsorbing any branched C6 isomers prevents its use for achieving further improved RON by differentiating mono- and di-branched isomers.
Also, the incapability to respond to multiple forms of mechanical stimuli deters the nanogenerators from functioning as full-range human activities sensors.
However, the incapability of external pressure prediction and over-prediction of peak internal pressure are seen in the realistic scenario by using the analytical approach.
Li+ salt addition promotes a surface confined ORR due to the incapability to stabilize superoxide radical intermediate product in the electrolyte leading to a poor electrochemical performance.
The sample molded at 190 °C only contained many uniformly dispersed spherical PC particles due to the incapability of flow and deformation of PC phase at this temperature.
Instead of thinking of poverty as based on an inadequate income or consumption we should think of it as the incapability to live a life of one's own choosing (to paraphrase Amartya Sen).
"It's not up to fans really to make statements about management decisions but it does show the incapability of the club's owners, even after two years, repeating the same mistakes.
Due to the latter incapability, sliding mode controller is utilized and experimental tests represent effectiveness of this method.
Suggested explanations for these findings were the drug incapability of controlling extreme levels of hunger, the limited slimming possibility in patients dieting before entering the treatment, and the individual lacking perception of the need for weight loss.
Usually, absence days are very time-consuming and difficult to measure because of part-time work, partial incapacity for work, partial or full invalidity pension and the potential incapability of the patients to recall all the subtle differences in their absences.
