Sentence examples for cannot be established from from inspiring English sources
The authors of the paper on paracetamol, for example, admit that "causality cannot be established" from a statistical study such as theirs; to determine whether the link is coincidence or causation, they recommend randomised control trials that look carefully into the long-term effects of paracetamol use.
The main problem here is that this stiffness of rotation cannot be written in terms of free energy, and therefore cannot be established from a functional derivative from the free energy with respect to the local magnetization.
While the underlying mechanism of action cannot be established from this study, it seems conceivable that the antioxidant properties of riboflavin [17 23] could explain reduced muscle pain and soreness during exercise, although the lack of reduced muscle pain and soreness during recovery does not seem consistent with this mechanism.
British philosopher John Locke argued that moral rules cannot be established from conscience because the differences in people's consciences would lead to contradictions.
Harris notes that causal links cannot be established from its research, but did examine how respondents feel about their current work situation, college degree status and political views, among others.
Therefore, the temporal nature of the association between perceived insufficient rest or sleep and cardiovascular disease and diabetes mellitus cannot be established from our study.
Adenosarcoma should be distinguished from its uncommon benign counterpart, adenofibroma, but the differential diagnosis cannot be established with certainty from curettage or biopsy specimens [ 8].
In Greece, a place of worship cannot be established without permission from the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs, which signed off on the Paeania plan.
