Sentence examples for capable to better from inspiring English sources

All contributions capable to better explain this transition could have important implications for the understanding and treatment of ROP.

CHWs with less experience also seem to be more capable to better diagnose and treat diarrhoeal diseases.

Subsequently, we developed a further dispensation order (5′-CAGTGATAG-3′) based on the hypothesized nucleotidic change capable to better characterize the alteration identified.

Dr. Stern's report provides unique tools to scientists working on AMD and retinal regeneration to find the innovative approaches to restore retina by stimulating the endogenous regeneration in adult RPE or/and in subpopulation of cells within RPE layer, which possesses stem cell signature and capable to better respond to proliferative signals from CMV lesion.

I know I'm better than that and I am capable to do better than I did today, and now I have to be better for tomorrow".

The selection of small feature vector length makes our system lighter and capable to work better with machines having memory constraints.

However, more advanced equalizers are capable to suppress better the remaining interference, as shown in[37].Furthermore, simulation results show that the quality of the FBMC PHY performance model strongly depends on the value of the distortion.

Still, it will undoubtedly have its work cut out to convince potential buyers to pay a premium for something different as rival, cheaper Android-powered handsets become increasingly affordable and capable — thanks to better hardware trickling down.

The paper fivelly includes as well an overview of MCS cognithesesheory, with some additional cantribetionseenotabothrelasing to foundations and time derivative aspaths.

The satisfactory agreement with experimental data makes the model capable to contribute to a better design and understanding of industrial gasifiers.

Therefore, any differences detected in the proportion of major and minor offspring produced by females from different experimental groups could reflect adaptive allocation strategies to produce offspring that are better capable to cope with the population density that they will experience, isolating effects of resource limitation for females.