Sentence examples for and are unable to generate from inspiring English sources

These aging pipelines lack sufficient corrosion protection because the anodes in their CP systems have been consumed and are unable to generate the necessary protection potentials.

The Sharks took too many undisciplined penalties and were unable to generate many good offensive chances against Quick, drawing the ire of their usually supportive fans, who booed the home team sporadically throughout the game.

As expected, hASCs are not functional hECs and were unable to generate tubes when seeded on Matrigel.

Redox-inert metals such as arsenic and cadmium are unable to generate free radicals directly; however, enhanced ROS generation can occur via suppression of free radical scavengers (such as glutathione), by inhibition of detoxifying enzymes and perhaps through other indirect mechanisms involving the displacement of Fenton metals from proteins (Waisberg et al. 2003).

The Caucasian population is less than 2.0% and therefore we are unable to generate a meaningful sample size.

4) Interpreting Difficulties: Because of impairment of individual learning and decision-making, providers are unable to generate accurate judgments about what is happening with their practices and what, if any, changes should occur.

One of the unintended consequences of the "hyperconcentration of wealth and income" is that the superrich are unable to generate sufficient demand for products and services to replace the decline in consumer demand resulting from the present period of sustained high unemployment and underemployment in the work force.

(Jackie (36), nurse) We have already alluded to the fact that some elderly guardians are unable to generate food and income.

However, standalone VAWTs are unable to generate mechanical power satisfactorily for best practice.

The algorithm will penalise neighbourhood structures that are unable to generate better solutions.

With the stock market in the dumps, the banks are unable to generate profits to pay for loan losses, putting their capital ratios in danger.