Sentence examples for approach we cannot from inspiring English sources

Though an understanding of the definitions should help shape our approach, we cannot run from a sense of economy in education.

Still, with this approach, we cannot control the amount of pixels in the image that determine the peak information.

It is important to stress that due to limitations of our experimental approach, we cannot rule out the possibility that any of the bands that were associated with PrPSc in Nor98 samples are in fact interfering glycoproteins with an electrophoretic mobility similar to some PrPSc fragments.

In our approach, we cannot calculate intercepts and slopes, because we use a single base duration.

Using this approach we cannot discern gene family members but get a rough overview on general protein distributions between clades.

Because of the various levels and the complexity of the setting approach we cannot rely on only one theory but have to take several theories into account.

Using our haplotype extension of the Sun-cpg approach, we also cannot reject the null hypothesis that association with the +1140A/C −23 HphI haplotype can fully account for the observed linkage (P = 0.62).

A second caveat is that many HT genes that are currently segregating could be beneficial, but only at a very local scale, so they remain at low frequency in the species as a whole (Hao and Golding 2006; Doolittle and Zhaxybayeva 2009)—the approach we used cannot distinguish between universally deleterious mutations and mutations that are locally beneficial, but deleterious on a larger scale.

Our findings support the notion that a posterior approach is indeed associated with a higher risk of dislocation than the lateral approach, but we cannot comment on the possible effects of posterior soft tissue repair since such detailed information is not recorded in the Register.

This is reflected and has been tested in the multi-variate regression approach, yet we cannot not exclude other relevant additional criteria in real-life settings.

Most endogenous nucleotides should be removed with this approach, though we cannot exclude the possibility that the tightly bound nucleotides from some GTP-binding proteins are not removed with this approach, which may limit their binding toward the GTP or SGTP affinity probe.