Sentence examples for cannot be achieved over from inspiring English sources
Unlike Europe, the countries of this region differ in size, development stage and political system, so economic integration cannot be achieved over the short term.
If an increase in the amount of mature oak forest cannot be achieved over the short term, the maintenance of high scrub around forest fragments and an improvement in the quality of low scrub through the addition of vertical structure should increase the frequency of occurrence of many of our focal species in oak forest of the Mediterranean Basin.
School improvement cannot be achieved over a short period, therefore, it is necessary for supervisors to be able to set out a long-term development plan in collaboration with the head teacher.
Moreover, this lack of redundancy is not a result of tissue specific expression, since full compensation of Roc1a mutant phenotypes in wing imaginal cells cannot be achieved via over-expression of either Roc1b or Roc2 [25].
The estimated joint distribution summarizes the variability of the three experiments and provides a theoretically rigorous summary statistic of the degradation rate (which cannot be achieved by averaging over the independent results).
But everyone concerned should realize that democratic governance cannot be achieved by handing power over to a party, tribe or group, or a combination of these, no matter how broad-based.
However it cannot be achieved by riding roughshod over the very rights that the government has an obligation uphold.
Nevertheless, specially the commercial deployment of VoIP over WLANs cannot be achieved unless most of the VoIP quality of service issues are solved efficiently.
Based on the existing fertilization practice and the utilization of electricity from the Indian electric grid, substantial green house gas (GHG) emission savings cannot be achieved for producer gas life cycle over coal gas life cycle.
Considering that the length of a glutamate side chain is ∼0.4 nm, a ∼1 nm displacement cannot be achieved through a "piggy back" riding over the rotameric space of the residues.
In vivo measurements offer the advantage of following a single animal over time, which cannot be achieved by destructive histologic techniques.
