Sentence examples for and cannot be gained from inspiring English sources

But this existence claim is an extra claim and cannot be gained through an analytic formula.

"The crisis that we are facing is a crisis of confidence, and this confidence cannot be gained if we postpone the tackling of the root causes of the crisis," Mr Weidmann said, referring to France, Italy and Cyprus as countries that still face tough financial situations.

Since this therapeutic strategy is based on functionalities that the tumor has lost (and which usually cannot be gained again through additional mutations), it can be expected to be more robust against the development of resistance mechanisms than other targeted therapies.

Although these are limitations, we felt that our composite measure, using four types of food vendors that have been previously studied, reflects the mix of food vendors around an individual's home and offers perspective that cannot be gained from examining each individual type of food vendor type separately.

And that kind of knowledge cannot be gained from a Google search.

EvolMAP uses an assumed species tree, performs pair-wise similarity comparisons of all genes, and assumes that gene families cannot be gained independently in separate lineages.

As I have said, happiness cannot be gained without good works and just and righteous deeds.…The best works are those that benefit many people.

Specimens this complete are virtual 'Rosetta stones' providing insight into functional capabilities and life history of extinct animals that cannot be gained any other way.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows visualization of soft tissue, articular and entheseal lesions, and provides a unique picture of the disease process that cannot be gained using other imaging modalities.

The adiabatic free expansion of an isolated system enlarges the entropy ( S ) (according to the second law of thermodynamics) and maintains constant temperature ( T ) because heat energy cannot be gained or lost.

This cannot be gained from the picture and may add another dimension to the interview and will enable perceptions of prevention of knee pain over a longer period to be investigated.