Sentence examples for an inability to include from inspiring English sources

The Republican leader of the Senate referred to the people around the governor as "Shi'ite Republicans".Tom Rossin, Mr McBride's running-mate, argues that the connecting thread of Mr Bush's difficulties is an inability to include the subjects of his reforms in the policy-making process.

The study faced significant challenges, including a heterogeneous patient population, difficulty recruiting subjects despite an international collaborative effort, and an inability to include a placebo-controlled design due to ethical concerns.

This restriction resulted in an inability to include some of the variables we thought belonged in our model.

Limitations of the study include an inability to include all ICUs, and in relation to interhospital transfers an inability to define the selection process leading to transfer.

This study has its own limitations, however, including a failure to report the time to intensive care unit admission, an inability to include major factors (acidosis and coagulation) in the statistical model and a surprisingly low mortality (6%) for massive transfusions.

The authors recognize their work to be exploratory, and limited by the small size of the cohort, lack of a validation group, and inability to include predictors in the models that could significantly enhance the applicability of the predictions to more refined subgroups or individual patients.

Dietary clinical trials have been limited by their inability to include a placebo control, contamination of study groups, and inclusion of patients receiving medical therapies.

The main limitation of a systematic review is its inability to include all of the relevant literature.

In "Strangers in the Mirror," for example, Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and author who is pretty much a walking, talking science festival unto himself, and the painter Chuck Close, famous for his large-scale portraits, discuss their common malady -- an inability to recognize faces, including their own in a mirror.

Symptoms include an inability to concentrate, withdrawal, visual and auditory hallucinations, delusions of persecution and an inability to assess reality.

The website of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, says OCD symptoms include an inability to control unwanted thoughts and behaviour.