Sentence examples for lowering the ability from inspiring English sources

Presumably the reduced risk in such people reflects a decline in amount of H.I.V. in their genital secretions, lowering the ability to transmit the virus.

The absorption and scattering properties of dust show that there are many more smaller grains in the diffuse interstellar medium than in dense clouds; apparently in the dense medium the small grains have coagulated into larger ones, thereby lowering the ability of the dust to absorb radiation with short wavelengths (namely, ultraviolet, near 0.1 micrometre).

Moreover, the PI-RADS v. 2 guidelines may be subject to some interpretation variability according to the radiologists' individual experience, lowering the ability to distinguish pitfalls from true malignancy [8].

This insulated environment of racial protection builds white expectations for racial comfort while at the same time lowering the ability to tolerate racial stress, leading to what I refer to as White Fragility.

Higher densities allow more parasitoid eggs to develop by lowering the ability of the host to encapsulate them [43].

Aerobic scope is most fully utilized at low and high temperatures (figure 2 a), thus lowering the ability to escape predation, causing increased mortality (figure 2 c).

For example, high temperatures can lower the ability of corals to grow and multiply and it harms the fish that help the coral compete with algae and get a foothold after bleaching or damage from storms, she says.

Therapeutic agents which can lower the ability of these cells to migrate can presumably effectively lower the risk of metastasis.

Furthermore, the immune impairment in addicted patients lowers the ability to produce Ab and provides far less CIC formation.

This mode also lowers the ability of the hydrides to undergo exchange with protons in the environment, a characteristic that is shown to be of central importance below.

Oxygen depletion within the wrap may have lowered the ability to detect P. aeruginosa especially in older swabs where it had been present.