Sentence examples for is much less capable from inspiring English sources

"To be clear, the Kindle Fire is much less capable and versatile than the entry-level $499 iPad2.. It has a fraction of the apps, a smaller screen, much weaker battery life, a slower Web browser, half the internal storage and no cameras or microphone.

On the other hand, it may be that oceanic crust and mantle is much less capable of forming microplates, in which case, attention will have to be given to those places where there are continental transform faults.

The carbamate physostigmine is effective as a cholinesterase inhibitor and shares some organophosphate-like effects on cell differentiation, but it is much less capable of eliciting immediate antimitotic actions (Jameson et al. 2006b; Qiao et al. 2001); it is considerably less effective than organophosphates as a developmental neurotoxicant in lower organisms (Buznikov et al. 2003).

Intel HD3000 integrated graphics are probably enough on a desktop PC, but HD3000 integrated graphics are much less capable on slow, mobile processors.

While PC makers will tell you netbooks are much less capable than, say, a quad-core desktop processor with dual graphics cards and 8 gigs of memory, if you measure a machine's capability by how much mischief it can get you into, then you may not be able to find a better machine on the market.

Although chemokines are best known for their role as chemoattractants, we show here that CLL cells are much less capable of migrating to CXCL12 compared to CLL B cells, despite an upregulation of CXCR4 on the CLL cells [5].

This compensatory effect may itself depend on ECM rigidity, such that α-actinin-depleted cells cultured on compliant ECMs are much less capable of recruiting additional vinculin to FAs than their counterparts on rigid ECMs.

Curcumin metabolites were much less capable of suppressing COX-2 transcription in cells in vitro than the parent compound (Ireson et al, 2002), indicating that chemopreventive efficacy may be in the main mediated by curcumin per se and that metabolic conjugation and reduction constitute pharmacological deactivation steps.

So although hPol κ is capable of bypassing M1dG lesions, it is much less efficient than when it is acting on unmodified templates.

Whether they can emerge from dormancy and grow — whether they, as Venkateswaran put it, are capable "of making the red planet green" — is much less well understood.

This is much less straightforward".