Sentence examples for less versatility from inspiring English sources

But less versatility can also be an advantage.

It costs more than similar toughened-up mini-MPVs (for that is what it is), yet has a smaller engine and less versatility (no underfloor storage, for example).

Stem cells derived from adults and fetuses are already being used in some clinical trials, but they generally have less versatility than embryonic stem cells in terms of what tissue types they can form.

Although chitin and chitosan are abundantly available biopolymers and are biocompatible and biodegradable material, they have less chemical versatility due to their strong crystal structure, and hence their chemical structures have been modified to overcome this undesirable characteristic.

It has long been recognized that the two former clones are biotypes of K. pneumoniae with less nutritional versatility [18], [27] and together with some K1 strains, require specific factors for growth [27].

You'll have less styling versatility, the shorter you cut the back layers.

That is respectable for an S.U.V. and easily as good as, or better than, cars with less room and versatility.

The simpler, or (more precisely) the restrained ideas that he brought to his spring collection, like a tailored black jacket with a convertible vent that buttoned across the back, said more, with less, about the versatility of Mr. Laing as a designer.

What the company needed was a car with broader appeal, greater versatility and a less daunting price.

They still have more or less the same health benefits and versatility in the kitchen.

The porous composites were crosslinked by less cytotoxic genipin due to the versatility in the crosslinking reactivity between the amino groups.