Sentence examples for low levels of capability from inspiring English sources

Further, the tariff suggests that people would place greater value on improving the capability of those with very low levels of capability than on improving the capability of those who already have a relatively high level of capability.

These indicators are measured on a scale of zero to three where zero corresponds to very limited capability, one represents a low level of capability, two corresponds to a moderate level of capability and three indicates an advanced level of preparedness.

Across all attributes, greater value was placed on the difference between the lowest levels of capability than between the highest.

Across all attributes, greater value was placed on the difference between the lowest levels of capability than between the highest (that is, the difference in value between being able to achieve in a few aspects of life and no aspects of life was greater than that between being able to achieve in all aspects in life and many).

Of the £40bn the OFT says may be delivering poor value, £30bn is in old and high-charging schemes, while £10bn is in small schemes which are "at risk of delivering poor value for money due to low levels of trustee engagement and capability".

The Celluclast preparation contained low levels of endoxylanase activity, indicating its low hydrolytic capability towards xylan.

It is possible, however, that our results could be explained by the influence of subclinical disease and ageing processes on physical capability, with relatively low levels of performance, even in mid-life, providing a useful indication of these processes, despite them not yet being clinically manifest.

Extended periods of relatively low levels of retrotransposition may allow some mobile elements to retain duplication capability for long periods of time.

The European sardine (Sardina pilchardus) is a small pelagic fish with a relatively high migratory capability that is expected to show low levels of genetic differentiation among populations.

High circulating levels of PAI-1 inhibit tPA released from the vessel walls and lead to low levels of free tPA, i.e. low tPA activity and impaired capability of thrombolysis.

On the other hand, it has been found that the decrease in organogenesis capability of Pinus radiata was related to low levels of acetylation in histone H4 and high levels of DNA methylation [ 26].