Sentence examples for arrangements that cannot from inspiring English sources

Interference with the growth or maintenance of lens fibres can result in the formation of abnormal fibres or fibre arrangements that cannot transmit light as well as the normal lens fibres.

Second, evolutionary psychology generates many novel hypotheses about the evolution of specific organizational arrangements that cannot be easily generated by other more proximal theories.

Conflicting information and advice is a feature of current maternity services with staffing arrangements that cannot secure a known caregiver.

Given the lack of shared genetic drivers discovered via WES, we reasoned that other genetic alterations, like re-arrangements, that cannot be readily detected by WES could be present in these tumors.

The Ediacaran fossil Radulichnus, interpreted as casts of needle ice by Retallack1 but as traces of grazing organisms by others, has fanning sets of parallel scratches, an arrangement that cannot be explained by needle ice.

One guideline should be that any shelter arrangement that cannot be readily understood by the review panel will not be approved, since highly complex instruments lend themselves too easily to "interpretation".

Guantánamo, leased from Cuba in 1903 under an arrangement that cannot be broken unless both countries agree to it, was specifically chosen for this experiment because it was presumed to be beyond the reach of the U.S. courts.

Although t(9 22) results in a balanced re-arrangement that cannot be detected by CNAs, we screened the t(9 22 -like patients for IKZF1 deletions which are known to occur in patients with the BCR/ABL1 fusion gene and BCR/ABL1-like gene expression patterns [ 25].

Although current techniques make use of group contribution method (GCM) to design molecules, there are many properties, atomic arrangements, and structures that cannot be represented using GCM.

Alternate arrangements will be made for applicants that cannot attend on the specific date or that cannot attend at all.

Under this arrangement, certain reporters are designated to cover events that cannot accommodate large numbers of journalists, and those reporters then provide information to the larger press corps.