Sentence examples for poorly capable from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, inactive compounds were shown to be poorly capable of achieving an energetically favorable conformation shared by the active molecules in order to fit the 3-D chemical-feature pharmacophore models.

Freshly ejaculated spermatozoa are incapable or poorly capable of fertilizing an oocyte.

Mature spermatozoa are widely known to be silent in both transcription and translation [ 11, 13, 14] or poorly capable of translation [ 15]; therefore, studies on individual sperm proteomes have described the importance of spermatozoal posttranslational modifications and their ability to induce physiological changes as a prerequisite for successful fertilization.

David's Norman followers and their retinues were able to provide a force of perhaps 200 mounted and armoured knights, but the vast majority of his forces were the "common army" of poorly armed infantry, capable of performing well in raiding and guerrilla warfare.

Some children might test poorly but be fully capable of performing at grade level, he said.

Cohen told ABC News he declined to participate because the request was "poorly phrased" and "not capable of being answered".

To begin, there is no actual evidence to support the view that this generation is distracted, performing poorly or otherwise less capable than previous generations.

However, this probiotic approach was subsequently dropped, because of the pathogenicity of α Streptococcus, and has only recently been reconsidered using different poorly-infecting bacterial strains capable of producing bacteriocidins.

Which just goes to show, Dior was quite capable of behaving poorly even before John Galliano turned up.

Researchers, regulatory affairs organizations and authorities are looking for models capable of eliminating poorly performing products in order to select the right candidates for further development.

IgG2 fixes complement poorly while IgG4 is not capable of fixing the complement [ 29, 30].