Sentence examples for because it cannot distinguish from inspiring English sources
At today's hearing, judges questioned both sides about the scope and merits of the injunction, which Napster asserts would essentially force it to shut down because it cannot distinguish which music is copyrighted and which is not.
In this situation, PF lacks performance because it cannot distinguish between FTP and HTTP.
Researcher Dr Mette Kalager said: "Mammography might not be appropriate for use in breast-cancer screening because it cannot distinguish between progressive and non-progressive cancer.
MDC is not a suitable basis for event inference because it cannot distinguish between extra lineages arising from ILS and those arising from duplication or transfer (Zhang, 2011).
Your hand-length ruler is of no value for small magnitudes, because it cannot distinguish between a distance that is a fraction 10-4 of the ruler and a distance that is 2×10-4 2×10-4 ruler.
The most commonly used modality for functional NIRS, the continuous-wave (CW) approach, is not suited for absolute characterization of tissue optical properties, because it cannot distinguish between the absorption μ a and scattering μ′ s of a medium [ 13].
The novelist tells stories to instruct; the psychotic, because he cannot distinguish reality from imagination; the dictator, as a means of exerting dominion.
Natives benefit more from greater levels of schooling, although we cannot determine the precise labour market value of education because we cannot distinguish between types of qualifications.
This is because we cannot distinguish airglow (usually less than about 100 R) or town light from aurora light, and the ambiguities of such cases become significantly larger.
