Sentence examples for better able to place from inspiring English sources
It could be performed at the bedside by the physician who is looking after the patient and who is better able to place any LUS finding in a more appropriate context with other clinical problems.
An active civil society spurred by the growth of NPOs should be better able to place pressure on local governments to adopt environmental reforms and address citizen concerns, including industrial CO2 emissions reform.
The sequence analysis of additional diverse isolates will help fill in blank regions in the tree and create a reference phylogeny that will be better able to place unknown isolates at very low read coverage.
[ 10] An active civil society spurred by the growth of NPOs should be better able to place pressure on local governments to adopt environmental reforms and address citizen concerns, including industrial CO2 emissions reform.
If you begin with some appreciation of your child's frustration and discouragement, you will be better able to put in place a structure that helps him learn to work through his frustration -- to develop increments of frustration tolerance and self-discipline.
From the orbital data they were able to place better constraints on the mass and size of the object causing the orbital motion of stars in the Sagittarius A region, finding that there is a spherical mass of 4.3 million contained within a radius of less than 0.002 lightyears.
Dr. Viktor Frankl, a psychoanalyst, found that Holocaust survivors who were able to place their experiences into some larger context of meaning fared better psychologically.
Francese et al. [ 31] found that a programme including hand grip and muscle strength exercises did increase muscle strength of people with 'severe dementia': they argue that increased muscle strength can support dignity, as people are better able to move from place to place and to use bathrooms more easily and independently.
Second, the availability of subsidized ECEC was often insufficient (as in Canada and the UK), a situation that tends to favor higher-SES families who are typically more informed and better able to secure places (Speight et al. 2010).
When the pace slows (it already has to a degree on quieter weekdays), patrons will be even better able to appreciate this attractive place with its cathedral ceilings, palladium windows, open kitchen, fireplaces, brick wall, mirrors, indirect lighting, vine-filled stone urn and wine bottle displays.
