Sentence examples for cannot be felt from inspiring English sources

At first the gelatine is solid, so bumps under the label cannot be felt.

Not finding anything is not necessarily reassuring because small tumors cannot be felt anyway, the group adds.

The tumors cannot be felt during a physical exam because the pancreas lies deep in the abdomen, behind the stomach.

But the impact of these trends cannot be felt in one year, which suggests that the dynamics articulated above are the principle causes.

They are so small they cannot be felt and so common they account for about a quarter of tumors found with mammograms.

Slow earthquakes generally cannot be felt and were discovered only in the last decade because of the large numbers of broadband seismometers that had been deployed in Japan and the western United States.

*Mammography can be used to detect abnormalities in the breast that are so small that they cannot always be felt during a clinical examination.

Be aware that very young male kittens--younger than a month or two old--may have testicles that have retreated into the inguinal canal and cannot yet be felt.

Fairfield Porter said that what art has is "vitality" and vitality cannot be measured but is felt, just as with us as humans, as our vitality is not simply the combo of test results.

In contrast, these other traits are not so easy nor fast to learn, and cannot be authentically felt by the customer through scripts.

Familiar too is ultraviolet radiation, which the eyes cannot see but whose effect is felt as pain from sunburn.