Sentence examples for more readily capable from inspiring English sources

During the Bosnia & Herzegovina conflict there was credible evidence that those who slaughtered animals apparently were more readily capable of translating such "skill" to human beings.

Less capable jurors more readily settle on one theory, ignore evidence that doesn't fit it and never consider alternatives.

The register returns a list of personal identity numbers much more readily than most hospital databases are capable of doing.

The latter typically includes a very large number of micro-organisms, capable of responding more readily and rapidly to external or internal perturbations (compared with host cells).

On the other hand, endothelin-1, a potent vasoconstrictor, was capable of inducing CSD even more readily than potassium in vivo in rats [ 125], whereas in patients with migraine, its levels were elevated during the attack free period [ 126].

Admittedly, the 15D evaluates subjective seeing with only one question whereas disease-specific instruments do this with many more, and are thus capable of distinguishing different aspects of seeing more readily.

One thing this history reminds us is that the Catholic Church is capable of adapting to science and social mores more readily than fundamentalist strains of Christianity.

These measurements are performed using physical devices called sensors, which are capable of converting a physical quantity to a more readily manipulated electrical quantity.

It is known that some groups of organisms seem to hybridize more readily than others [ 1, 47] and Eulemur may be more capable of hybridizing than other lemur taxa.

It is not known why ST80 is so capable of rapidly spreading in a community or why it causes infections seemingly more readily than other S. aureus clones.

Among these, peptides are considered an attractive option, as they are not only capable of endogenous high-affinity interactions with mitochondria to initiate apoptosis but are also more readily delivered to the cells.