Sentence examples for partial inability from inspiring English sources
The phenotypes of the tra1- L3733A strain suggested a partial inability to respond to environmental change and stress.
They ascribed the low measurements to partial inability to assay circulating creatinine, secondary to involvement in autoimmune activation.
Some patients are confronted with societal discrimination due to slower performance, chronic fatigue or partial inability and these things can adversely affect employment, education, insurance or mortgage opportunities.
This partial inability of S37P-hTERT cells to enter G0 phase might contribute to the developmental defects observed for Ogden syndrome males.
Some patients are confronted with difficulties of societal discrimination due to slower performance, chronic fatigue, partial inability or credit history, and these things can interfere with their efforts to gain employment, receive an education, insurance or a mortgage to purchase a home.
In his 50's, Darwin experienced episodes of transient partial paralysis, inability to speak, and memory loss (Jones 1867).
Even more irresponsibly, his campaign spokesperson, Katrina Pierson, in an interview on MSNBC last week, referred to Clinton's "dysphasia" — the partial or total inability to communicate verbally because of a brain injury.
Anterograde amnesia leads to a partial or complete inability to recall the recent past eventually result from damage to the hypothalamus and thalamus and the surrounding cortical structures.
These reports also document the existence of recalcitrance (partial or total inability to respond to in vitro culture), which greatly limits biotechnological breeding.
One possible explanation for the inability of partial body irradiation signatures to discriminate dose levels accurately is that partial body irradiation produces a weaker molecular signal in the PB compared to TBI.
But characters need to be more than vehicles for making a point, and a genuinely heartfelt tone is only partial compensation for an inability to convey the complexity of ideas.
