Sentence examples for be impossible to study from inspiring English sources

Until recently, it appeared to be impossible to study this problem on the nanoscale by light microscopy.

It turns out to be impossible to study the influence of shoe materials on the impact force, for instance for footwear design purposes.

Shell is supporting research the University already wanted to pursue, both financially and through providing crucial data that will enable us to tackle fundamental research problems it would be impossible to study otherwise".

Because chemical reactions last only 10too 100 femtoseconds (fs)—one femtosecond is 0.000000000000001 second, or 10-15 many 10-15 manyt would believedsitle to study the events that constitute a reaction.

Further, most species are difficult to study in the wild and may be impossible to study through breeding, knock-out, or common garden experiments.

Clearly, it will be impossible to study the entire taxonomic diversity of marine animals and plants, but a more systematic study of major life-history types, population sizes, habitat types (coastal versus open ocean) and migration capacities is highly warranted.

Though he had dropped out of high school -- it had been impossible to study at home, he said, and he was too depressed to concentrate -- he read voraciously.

However, most studies have a cross-sectional study design, therefore it is impossible to study causality between inflammation and affect, in contrast to idiographic studies.

Ms. Savage-Rumbaugh said it is impossible to study verbal communications among bonobos in the wild because they vocalize only when they are together in the trees.

For example, it was impossible to study English or even Czech literature alone, said Jitka Kovarova, a student of English at Charles.

And yet, because the vast majority of these microbes die when extracted from their native habitat, they have been impossible to study and have remained a mystery.