The phrase "a slight ability to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minimal or limited skill or capability in a particular area.
Example: "She has a slight ability to play the piano, enough to perform simple melodies."
Alternatives: "a small capacity to" or "a limited skill in".
Among them, three were more hydrophilic than the parent radioligand and therefore considered to have only slight ability to enter the brain.
Liquid cultures of isolates KVF-5 and KVF-6 also reduced the lesion size to 7 to 8 mm in diameter on untreated lower leaves, indicating slight ability to activate host resistance.
In using this method it has been observed that the end point can be affected by the reaction of tartaric acid with Zn as well as dithiozone indicator's slight ability to absorb titanium phosphate.
Eriksen, who is carrying a slight injury, has the ability to make a big impact on the tournament.
We propose an alternative GMO based strategy to obtain Saccharomyces cerevisiae mutant strains with a slight reduction in their ability to produce ethanol, but with a moderate impact on the yeast metabolism.
In the present work, we propose an alternative GMO based strategy to obtain S. cerevisiae mutant strains with a slight reduction in their ability to produce ethanol, but with a moderate impact on the yeast metabolism.
On the contrary, there was a slight improvement in the ability to perform daily activities, as shown by a significant increase in the Barthel Index score (from 53.3±14.1 to 61.3±14.3; P<0.01).
I am part of the generation that only got exposed to digital culture in our 20s, so I still feel a slight resistance in my ability to trust something so intangible.
If we did have these individual effects, we would expect to see a slight improvement in our ability to predict expression.
Hearing loss may manifest itself as a decreased ability to perceive high frequencies or slight changes in pitch.
