Sentence examples for cannot be established for from inspiring English sources
Whether he is better than Sea Bird cannot be established for Nijinsky is workmanlike rather than spectacular.
As shown in Figure 7, coverage preservation cannot be established for the exit test of the transformed loop: for the decision and conditions of source line 5 the TRUE/FALSE evaluation is not preserved.
Although the condition in (6) establishes a single association for a newly added object, such a single association cannot be established for an object in a group association by the condition in (6).
If AP wins in the contention period, IBFD communication cannot be established for two reasons: the clients do not support IBFD transmissions or the clients cannot make decisions about which can start the TNFD transmission.
A comprehensive standard protocol cannot be established for these situations.
Criterion related validity cannot be established for this instrument.
In CNS coinfections, the definite diagnosis for HAM/TSP cannot be established by current diagnostic criteria, reflecting the need for further criteria to also include coinfections.
However, all the genomic regions where PAX2 interacts with DNA after estrogen or tamoxifen treatment have not been identified yet, and therefore, it cannot be established whether PAX2 is required for all estrogen-repressed genes.
There is no reliable registration of deformities at birth and no functioning referral system for children with clubfoot, so we have no information on how many children with clubfoot were left untreated, and the size of the population base for these children cannot be established.
"Due process requires an adequate and proportionate justification for detention -- a justification that cannot be established without an individualized inquiry into the reasons for detention".
Step 3 Where physical relationship alone cannot be established or used as the basis for allocation, the inputs should be allocated between the products and functions in a way which reflects other relationships between them (i.e., economic value of the products).
