Sentence examples for ability is lower from inspiring English sources

Also, based on the fact that the average generalization ability computed over the whole set of Boolean functions is 0.5, a very complex set of functions was found for which the generalization ability is lower than for random functions.

For example, one explanation is a "big fish little pond effect" (Marsh, Seaton, Trautwein, Ludthke, Han, O'Mara & Craven, 2008), whereby students who attend schools where average ability is lower have higher academic self-concept than students who attend schools where average ability is higher.

Interestingly, for respondents in the other categories of job experience the mean value of those with positive perceptions of entrepreneurial ability is lower compared to those who lack perceived entrepreneurial ability and this difference is significant for both the job categories.

Insulin secretion ability is lower in Japanese than in Caucasians.

Unfortunately, their photoinitiating ability is lower than that of other photoinitiators commonly used in industry.

Their photoinitiating ability is lower than well-known commonly used photoinitiators operating in the visible light region.

If an unobserved preference for having free time in the early evening (respectively, unobserved ability) made the worker more (less) sensitive to feeling role overloaded, the estimated effect of the split schedule would be biased in the negative (positive) direction if that preference (unobserved ability) were lower among split shift workers.

Functional ability was lower among women than men in all age groups.

LPS priming induce the IL-1β secretion following MSU stimulation from synovial fibroblasts; however, its IL-1β-inducing ability was lower compared to those of SAA-priming.

In the present study, cancer chemopreventive ability of the PPARγ ligand, troglitazone, or the PPARα ligand, bezafibrate, was found in AOM/DSS-induced mouse colon carcinogenesis model, although their ability was lower than nimesulide.

Overall, the selection coefficient of bacteria (difference from the ancestral strain in competitive ability) was lower in drug-resistant than in drug-susceptible cultures (drug resistance, F1,30 = 74.30, P <  0.001), lower in phage-exposed than in phage-free cultures (phage, F1,30 = 17.14, P <  0.001), and higher under CFX than under CHL or KM (drug identity, F2,30 = 15.47, P <  0.001; Fig.  3D F).