Sentence examples for better able to recognize from inspiring English sources
By learning to identify and label their feelings, children are better able to recognize the feelings of others.
In Gilson's view, such an economically trained lawyer would be better able to recognize one of these problems and would have a deeper understanding of the issue.
Much of the American rationale for rapidly turning over the policing role is that the Iraqis are better able to recognize the terrorists, many of them foreigners, who weave through Iraqi society.
In studies of mice, cells with the invasive form of Mena were better able to recognize and crawl toward higher concentrations of fibronectin, moving along the collagen pathways, while cells without MenaINV did not move toward the higher concentrations.
Asked why it seems that AFM cases have been climbing across the United States in recent years, Patterson said that "there may be a number of factors". He said it could be that the viruses are mutating to be better able to invade their hosts, or it could be that doctors are now better able to recognize the signs.
The tracking stock distribution gives PE a chance to shift the genomics business onto the radar screens of biotech analysts, who are better able to recognize its value.
Perhaps they will better be able to recognize that political freedom can be the natural partner of economic growth and social stability.
The thinking was that by learning how these explosives are made, E.O.D. technicians would better be able to recognize the difference between innocuous items in a civilian home and chemicals assembled for use in a clandestine weapons lab.
In a play propelled by macho decision and action, the idea that there is an order of success that can come of knowing the right moment to go with the flow is appealingly counterintuitive — if you can't create the right moment, you'd better be able to recognize it when it comes.
