Sentence examples for rather not able from inspiring English sources

A Son With Asperger's With regard to Asperger's, it's the idea of my son not always being seemingly able or unable to understand the consequences of his actions, in this case driving, and also when I was teaching him: the verbal nonsense, anti-authority; or rather not able to understand authority, or the appropriate language to use.

I learned to see that the problem is not lack of attention, but rather not being able to choose to attend to one thing, to the exclusion of the smorgasbord of everything else that is competing for one's attention.

They were not killed because of their disability, but rather because they were not able to escape quickly enough and they are part of a body of civilians that are under attack, often because of their ethnicity.

However, because the project launched in January 2015 rather than September 2014, we were not able to recruit the TLs in time for them to participate in the PSC as teachers during spring 2015.

As it will be seen, the results were rather disappointing: the patients were not able to correctly estimate the sleep latency or length of sleep.

Similar to the meat paste, SpeedMill treatment of the salamis was rather ineffective and sonication was not able to homogenize the matrix effectively.

Correlations between self-reported and measured BMI are generally high (>0.90 in all ethnic groups 9), but they are not adequate for measuring reliability, because they are testing associations rather than agreement, and are not able to identify systematic errors.

The overall CDH1 mutation number identified to date is rather low and we are not able to also include this factor (as ratio between number of mutations vs. number of screened kindred, migration of population, etc).

If you give some of the Special Ed kids a knife or something, they'll play around, and I guess they didn't really trust all of us so they'd rather not give us materials to be able to do experiments and stuff.

One of these, the PpHIP1 1, seems to be a rather rare MIP, since we were not able to identify any orthologs.

However, as our study design was cross-sectional rather than longitudinal, causal inferences were not able to be made and it was not possible to determine whether these patients eventually converted to hypertension in the presence of these risk factors.