Sentence examples for but cannot be ascertained from inspiring English sources

Possible hits in contrast are concepts that might match the search term given the available annotation, but cannot be ascertained for sure.

Mental health functioning may be a risk factor for amputation (24) but cannot be ascertained from administrative databases.

Because flexible sigmoidoscopy is often offered in a primary care office, and colonoscopy usually requires specialty care, the use of these two services may differ between rural and urban areas, but cannot be ascertained here.

We considered those introns as specific gains, but this cannot be ascertained without additional data from other early diverging species.

It may be that dignity is in the final causal pathway between freedom and health, but this cannot be ascertained with the data available to us.

In addition, the cross-sectional design allows us to draw conclusions about associations with complete vaccination, but causality cannot be ascertained from our data.

A rate of CRT implantation higher than ours could theoretically mitigate the worse prognosis of IVCD, but this cannot be ascertained because the CRT implantation rate is not reported in the above-reviewed studies on the prognosis of BBB.

This directionality of Lep1s may result from the preferential capture that is known to occur in the same orientation as the RepHel-coding sequence of the autonomous Helitron, but this cannot be ascertained until further research is preformed to identify the parent TE of the non-autonomous Lep1 element.

The rennin-angiotensin system may thus be implicated in the development of microvascular dysfunction, but a causative mechanism cannot be ascertained from these data.

Only Norman versions of the incident survive and the true circumstances cannot be ascertained, but William used Harold's broken oath to help secure papal support later.

Based on the exploratory nature of our study, a cause and effect relationship cannot be ascertained, but our data illustrates that sensory hypersensitivity may be modulated in the short-term.