Sentence examples for but cannot be determined from inspiring English sources

It's possible, but cannot be determined from the study design".

What that figure is precisely for a given amount of time is known by the Trump campaign, but cannot be determined through the few public documents on file that describe Tag Air.

The true duration of an episode of work may vary by up to one year above or below this estimate, but cannot be determined with greater precision from the available data.

"Results indicate that alcohol was present, but it cannot be determined as yet if it played a role in her death," the statement said.

The badges in this system transmit unique infrared signals to networked sensors, tracking people through a building so phone calls, for example, can be forwarded to them, but locations cannot be determined as precisely as with Active Bat.

Their relative magnitudes are represented by the fourth parameter R. The two additional parameters of the full stress tensor arc the ratio of extreme principal stress magnitudes (σ 1/σ 3) and the isotropic component of the stress tensor (the Mean stress), but these cannot be determined from fracture data only.

The longest tooth in the lower dentition was probably P3, but this cannot be determined with confidence from the specimens at hand.

These pollutants potentially have concentrations above the 10−6 level, but that cannot be determined using the available monitoring data.

The study of Fielding-Barnsley and Purdie gives the suggestion of transfer to reading and spelling, but effects cannot be determined in the absence of a pre-test.

It is quite likely that after applying our secondary threshold – of only considering those probesets that are differentially expressed by three-fold or more – that the fraction of false-positives is less than 11% but this cannot be determined directly.

The total CSF levels of nelfinavir were of the same magnitude as the unbound levels in plasma, but it cannot be determined from our study whether the CSF concentrations were sufficient to exert an adequate antiretroviral effect.