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These loss mechanisms involve complex physical processes and cannot be analyzed reliably using current models.

The ontology of species is a problematic and controversial aspect of medieval theories of perception and cannot be analyzed here.

Such structures normally fail due to shear failure rather than flexural failure and cannot be analyzed and designed with the flexural analysis or beam theory.

Dislocation after THR is nevertheless a multifactorial phenomenon and cannot be analyzed with only the jumping distance as a predictive parameter.

Factors such as medication with steroids, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or bisphosphonates that are known to influence bone metabolism are not registered in the SHAR and cannot be analyzed in our study.

Similarly, records of the movements of staff, sales-persons, and suppliers at particular factories even if kept by the factories would be of commercial sensitivity and cannot be analyzed for this study.

Content standardization of each visit and type and quality of interaction between nurses and patients cannot be analyzed, and it is not possible to know whether it was the assistive technology by itself or the combination with the nurses' work to provide closer and longitudinal care of the assigned patients was the determinant factor.

The data related to mediation prior to 1999 has too many missing values and thus cannot be analyzed.

The improvement due to Booth Recoding is said to be due to improvements in the layout of the adder tree especially regarding the lengths of wire connections and thus cannot be analyzed with a simple gate model.

A standard objection has been that while the propositional attitudes may be given a plausible analysis in terms of casual patterns, the felt quality of sentient states and events cannot be analyzed in purely causal terms without losing touch with what is distinctive about such phenomena (Nagel 1974; Chalmers 1996; see Section 4 below).

The two trapezoidal methods (1) and (2) cannot be analyzed from a statistical point of view.