Sentence examples for are unable to reflect from inspiring English sources

To a lesser extent, Brennan is also critical of the fact that the ISEW and GPI are unable to reflect both economic welfare and sustainability.

Bird assemblages of relatively small patches of pine plantations are unable to reflect the regional avifauna, in contrast with the relationships between local and regional assemblage characteristics that can be found in isolated natural forests.

People recovering from psychotic episodes rarely receive extensive talk therapy, because insurance companies place strict limits on the number of sessions allowed and because for years psychiatrists have assumed that psychotic patients are unable to reflect meaningfully on their lives.

Simple models are unable to reflect batteries' characteristics while detailed models may significantly complicate the solution and application of control strategies.

Therefore, the determining results are unable to reflect the dynamic change process in wireless sensor network fully and faithfully and thus desired effects cannot be achieved in later network maintenance.

Furthermore, morphological characteristics are unable to reflect the inherent genetic variation within the crop, which actually shows high plasticity with respect to biochemical and physiochemical descriptors [ 9- 12].

Here, Korsgaard understands "reason" as "a kind of reflective success" and given that non-humans are thought to be unable to reflect in a way that would allow them this sort of success, it appears that they do not act on reasons, at least reasons of this kind.

However, Cpk suffers from the weakness of being unable to reflect the specific process yield.

Student teachers, in contrast, believe that the e-portfolio is unable to reflect and demonstrate their teaching competences sufficiently.

However, data collected using the RM was unable to reflect the transient load condition in the flue gas and missed a sample containing beryllium.

We have a sexist data crisis: information we depend on to make social and economic policy, and to monitor progress, is unable to reflect the reality of the lives of women and girls.