Sentence examples for less ability to understand from inspiring English sources

If data analytics are used to smuggle in unfair discrimination and price optimisation, we have even less ability to understand and contest these practices.

Inclusion criteria included eyes with active neovascular AMD or DME, best-corrected visual acuity of 20/100 (6/30) or less, ability to understand the risks and benefits of the study and ability to sign the formal consent form.

His initial bewilderment on reading the scientific work of Aristotle was a formative experience, followed as it was by a more or less sudden ability to understand Aristotle properly, undistorted by knowledge of subsequent science.

It suffers from a lack of interest in the attitude of foreign parties -- much less an ability to understand them.

Traditional diplomacy, with its emphasis on treaties and geopolitical debates, is less relevant than the ability to understand and influence foreign populations — not in their councils of state but in their villages and slums.

A lower educational background was clearly associated with less comprehension; gender had no influence on the ability to understand; and age had inconsistent effects, with some studies pointing toward a reduction of understanding in patients older than 50 [ 13].

*Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test Although institutional and policy level changes have been implemented to improve medication adherence, [ 21- 24] less attention has been placed on elderly consumers' ability to understand medication labels to reduce medication misuse at home [ 18].

He believes that his System Map fell foul of what he calls the "verbal people," whose ability to understand maps and other diagrams is less sophisticated than that of "visual people" like himself.

I got a lot less done than I thought!", Rescue Time gives users the ability to understand where the day went.

With resignation in his voice, he concluded, "You can tackle it from any angle, but there are less than a handful of kids in class who really have the drive and ability to understand what you're doing".

13 14 However, such correlates in older adults are less explored and evidence has tended to come from cross-sectional studies that limit our ability to understand associations with longer term physical activity adherence.