Sentence examples for been unable to characterize from inspiring English sources

To date, neuroimaging techniques have been unable to characterize the pre-symptomatic stages of PD.

Previous studies (for example Jolles et al., 2013) have typically been unable to characterize individual-level decision making, as this requires both (1) individuals to be individually marked and (2) the behaviour of all other members of the flock to be quantified when decisions are made.

He said he was unable to characterize the extent or details of those injuries.

If our current laws are unable to characterize similar incidents as data breaches, then they are missing their purpose.

However, DF, O, I, and Q are unable to characterize genuine match scores.

These models [23 25] address subset of the overall problem and are unable to characterize throughput imbalances due to location of interfering links.

Flynn et al. (2003) reported thin carbonaceous coatings on the mineral grains in CP IDPs, but were unable to characterize this thin carbonaceous material at that time.

Because of the lack of excess availability of NDP-D/L-sugars, their long enzymatic synthesis process and very low conversion rate of epothilone A to respective glycosides (Figure 2), we were unable to characterize those products by NMR analysis.

Although spectroscopic techniques [15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25] favor the electron phonon coupling, they are unable to characterize phonons responsible for the pairing mechanism.

The parametric expected-compliance in itself as the preferred measure of robustness is unable to characterize the compliance variability, in contrast of the minimax approach which can be describe the compliance variability by a robust range-like measure computed very easily as the difference of the maximal- and minimal-compliance on the set of the feasible loading directions.

It shows that even if we restrict ourselves to infinite but countable probabilistic domains, if the language is expressive enough, CA cannot be added as a constraint on probabilistic models on pain of being unable to characterize the rational relation we are interested in.