Sentence examples for but cannot recognize from inspiring English sources

Emission spectra titration experiments indicated that this hydrogel probe can effectively recognize H2PO4− (detection limit 10−5 M), but cannot recognize F− and CH3COO− in pure water.

According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research, commercial voiceovers are most effective when the audience is familiar with -- but cannot recognize -- the celebrity voice.

However, since the archaeon Methanococcus jannaschii tRNase ZS harbors a PxKxRN motif but cannot recognize the CCA sequence as an anti-determinant in vitro, suggesting that other sequence elements may also be involved in the cleavage specificity of tRNase Z [ 61].

NI distinguishes between sorting and creative processes, but cannot recognize random processes.

The Pentagon lifted the ban on openly gay men and lesbians serving in the armed forces, but it cannot recognize their marriages, even if they are legal in some states, because military personnel are federal employees covered by the marriage law.

Usually, slowly growing osteochondroma causes gradual vertical elongation of the affected side [6], but sometimes patients cannot recognize pathologic changes of their jaws.

But experts say Mr. Obama cannot recognize North Korea as the nuclear state it increasingly is without giving signals to Iran — which the West believes is pursuing a nuclear weapon despite its denials — that it could try the same path.

Their answers were summarized into a five-category VI status variable: 1, no difficulty seeing; 2, some difficulty seeing, can read newsprint; 3, some difficulty seeing, cannot read newsprint, can recognize familiar people; 4, some difficulty seeing, cannot read newsprint, cannot recognize familiar people, but is not blind; and 5, blind.

But, Cohen argues, since reason is a "universal human power" that belongs to all humanity (Cohen 1972 [1919], 7 8), a religion of reason cannot recognize different gods for different people, but must recognize a single, unique God for all humanity.

But under the Defense of Marriage Act, the federal government cannot recognize those relationships.

There is a man who, after a head injury, cannot recognize or respond to people when he sees them, but can happily chat on the phone.