Examples of using Less able in English and their translations into Greek
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Fetuses with IUGR may be less able to tolerate the stress of labor than infants of normal size.
A Britain that is just another middle power would be less able to project military
People with lower concentrations of GABA within the hippocampus“were less able to suppress(activity) by the prefrontal cortex,” suppressing thought at a much lower rate.
Those with the shortest telomeres were less able to cope with urban stresses
friends who may be less able to look after themselves(for example,
Unexercised, weak muscles are less able to withstand the stress of exercise-
People with lower concentrations of GABA in the hippocampus“were less able to suppress(activity) by the prefrontal cortex,” suppressing thinking at a much lower rate.
As a result, students were less able to travel to neighboring Arab countries to continue their education.
But with the downturn in the economy, the workers feel less able to complain as the consequences are graver.
Sadly, one test showed that radiation-exposed mice were less able than control animals to notice subtle changes in their environment.
But actually AWB is less able to restore the natural music than some other formats sound do like MMF,
Berlin adds that the more fixed a fact is in the world in which we live, the less able we are to conceive how things might have evolved differently.
It's possible aging Americans are less able to discern if a news story is fake or credible.
Seniors are more vulnerable to these diseases and less able to fight them off.
our skin becomes less able to repair itself due to a loss of collagen.
People are less predictable and less able to be manipulated than tools
they are less able to break down and get rid of some medicines.
Poor circulation can make your feet less able to fight infection and heal.
The warmer water at the ocean's surface is then less able to mix with the colder,
Smokers are also less able to handle toxic chemicals than those with healthy lungs and blood.