Sentence examples for and inability to identify from inspiring English sources

Thus, we were able to achieve the original aim of the study, despite the limitations discussed above and inability to identify the specific aspects of the intervention accounting for the reduction.

The combination of unpredictable formation of dense toxic blooms in water reservoirs and inability to identify toxic strains requires the use of time and resource consuming analytical methods such as HPLC and LC-MS to identify toxins in the water column.

Limitations of our study include the retrospective design and inability to identify predictive risk factors for bacteremia.

Limitations of AEMS tested were lack of standard definitions of OHH, and inability to identify healthcare workers and to evaluate HH technique and glove use.

However, incomplete understanding of the natural history of DCIS and inability to identify predictive factors for the development of invasive carcinoma have resulted in a confusing variety of treatments for the disease [ 1, 2].

Q-values were quickly eliminated as a viable option for this study due to the genetic homogeneity of the hatchery strain and inability to identify the number of distinct founding populations.

However, this method is biased towards identification of Ac-DAF-16 binding sites located between exons due to incompleteness of hookworm genome annotation and the inability to identify 5' ends and promoter sequences.

Lastly, a particular concern was the high level of heterogeneity observed for both placebo controlled and comparator controlled studies and our inability to identify variables likely to be significant contributors to this heterogeneity.

Because of this circumstance, and the inability to identify an animal reservoir of B. bacilliformis, Peruvian scientists and others have identified bartonellosis as a disease that may be eradicated in the Andean region through development of a vaccine against B. bacilliformis, targeted treatment of patients, and vector control programs (15).

The need to identify minimum and maximum levels of jobs created (and contribution to GDP) arises from different multipliers for different sub-sectors and the inability to identify precisely the extent of the investment attributable to each sub-sector.

Isotope bone scanning is a helpful tool for diagnosis; however, it has three main disadvantages: the inability to differentiate infectious from non-infectious sacroiliitis [2, 8, 12, 15], the inability to differentiate sacroiliitis from psoas or gluteal abscess and the inability to identify spread of the infection from the joint into the surrounding tissues [16].