Sentence examples for a poorer ability from inspiring English sources

From a perceptual perspective, "lumping together" is the operational definition of the ORE, which functionally manifests as a poorer ability to individuate other-race faces.

Indeed, a majority of studies on chronic cocaine users (see [3], [8] for a review) points in that direction: Chronic users, compared to non-users, show a poorer ability to inhibit their overt responses [9], perform worse on tasks measuring mental flexibility [6], show compromised ability to control their attention [10], and choose disadvantageously in a decision-making task [11].

So, the SHR rats may have a poorer ability of set-shifting compared to other strains.

Since this afferent information is also important for the maintenance of postural control [ 30], the decreased muscle response may lead to a poorer ability to maintain balance.

Future research should address the question of whether patients suffering from UCP have more stressful work environments or a poorer ability to cope with stress in general.

Ferreira et al 39 reported improved TrA muscle activity measured with ultrasound following an intervention with specific motor control exercises to activate the deeper abdominals in people with a poorer ability to preferentially contract TrA.

Humans generally have a poor ability to understand the probability of events, and websites are fairly poor at communicating them.

A child with a poor ability to delay might instead focus on the cookie and its sweet taste.

My 11-year-old son is extremely bright and has much academic potential, but he suffers from performance-anxiety, a poor ability to concentrate and low self-esteem.

Medicare said yesterday that it would cover the operation for two groups of patients: those who have severe emphysema in the upper lobes of their lungs, and those who have both severe disease elsewhere in the lungs and a poor ability to exercise.

Patients with osteoarthritis have a poor ability to kneel preoperatively.