Sentence examples for cannot be assessed as from inspiring English sources

It is likely that the examination method used in rapid assessments represents an over-diagnosis of cataract because the posterior segment cannot be assessed as carefully as in a detailed examination and because a complete examination for glaucoma is not possible without assessing the visual fields.

The modified BEWE (Table  1) includes an score for wearing orthodontic appliances, caries or restoration on more than 25%% of the surface area, partial eruption, trauma, and crowns that cannot be assessed, as well as another score for missing teeth.

Tregs have been known to counteract the anti-tumour immune response in some cancers (Deschoolmeester et al, 2011; Mathai et al, 2012), but its role cannot be assessed as unambiguous as we still cannot see the whole picture.

Open issue according to EFSA: 'The appropriateness and comparability of the diets cannot be assessed as critical information about their composition is not reported.'.

Open issue according to EFSA: 'The stability of the diets cannot be assessed as details of their storage conditions are not provided.'.

Based on these calculations (Table 3), the provision of services cannot be assessed as positive, as current agricultural production is far from its full capacity and is even unable to provide for the needs of the local population.

Measurement of dense area is currently restricted to certain software packages as it cannot be assessed visually as PDA can.

5) In Figure 2C and in the fourth paragraph of the Results section, ubiquitination is measured only in cells, therefore, the ubiquitination cannot be assessed "directly" as stated since this requires in vitro ubiquitination assays using recombinant proteins as shown for CRY by Busino et al., 2007, in Science and Siepka et al., 2007, in Cell.

5) In Figure 2C and in the fourth paragraph of the Results section, ubiquitination is measured only in cells, therefore, the ubiquitination cannot be assessed " directly" as stated since this requires in vitro ubiquitination assays using recombinant proteins as shown for CRY by Busino, 2007, in Science and Siepka, 2007, in Cell.

The contribution from smoking cannot be assessed in Sri Lanka as the adequate data not available.

Strain-matched comparison to the Sanger NGS data is somewhat limited, as the data include many call types that cannot be assessed with microarray analysis (as several classes of structural variation do not result in a large-scale dosage change).