Sentence examples for less able to resolve from inspiring English sources

Also, because of fewer channels of communication, lack of the immediacy of f2f meetings and other differences in the two learning environments, OL students were less able to resolve logistical difficulties associated with group work.

Other CHWs felt that supervisors were less able to resolve problems, particularly broader health system problems.

Are OT-II mice transferred with TGFRII KO or WT CD4 more or less able to resolve infection?

When exposed to repeated DSS cycles to induce chronic colitis akin to the flares of inflammation in IBD, Gpa33 −/− mice were less able to resolve multiple bursts of epithelial damage and inflammation than WT controls.

A comparison for better image resolution between the two techniques is shown in table 3. USB offered slightly better overall tumour resolution (35.7% vs 34.1%) but it was less able to resolve the internal structures (30.2% vs 43.7%).

Parsimony analysis revealed a similar branching pattern for the major Arp groups, but was less able to resolve deep branching groups (i.e. Arp4 and various apicomplexan specific ALPs), likely due to the divergence of these sequences (Fig. 2).

Edwards was able to resolve the issue in less than a month.

In contrast, tasks were much less challenging or engaging for students when they were able to resolve a problem by mimicking the approach used by the instructor.

In surveys that the Aspen Institute regularly conducts, M.B.A. candidates say they actually become less confident during their time in business school that they will be able to resolve ethical quandaries in the workplace.

This type of processing is becoming less necessary for high-resolution mass spectrometers, which are more likely to be able to resolve co-eluting components.

Using the differential of heat capacity versus temperature signal, the technique has been shown to be able to resolve the two glass transitions so long as their difference is not less than about 5°C.