Sentence examples for cannot be fully known from inspiring English sources
It cannot be fully known or finished, that's the problem - you may as well set out to read the complete works of the internet.
Clearly the argument that it cannot be fully known whether new treatments are safe until they are tried in human beings is correct but it is questionable whether the appropriate comparator was addressed by the Panel.
This process is emergent and ongoing because it is accepted at the outset that the outcomes of health IT implementations are cannot be fully known in advance.
Second, the physician's behavior cannot be fully known in advance – medical care is one of the activities of which "the product and the activity are identical".
However, because a genetic marker that associates with HDL-C levels, or any other trait, may either support an as yet untested GxE interaction or a GxE for another, even unrelated phenotype, any enrichment of HDL-C GxE loci under selection compared to main effect loci cannot be fully known.
Any woman is then liable to attract the residue, the afterbirth, of that earliest moment along with everything that cannot be fully controlled or known in the world and in the mind: the realm that, in Arendt's words, "man cannot change and cannot act [in] and in which, therefore, he has a distinct tendency to destroy".
However, the diverse functions of HDAC6 cannot be fully elucidated with its known substrates.
The second volume contains the GTV, plus a margin for sub-clinical disease spread which therefore cannot be fully imaged; this is known as the clinical target volume (CTV).
The good cannot be fully appreciated until you know what it feels like to live through the bad.
The differences cannot be fully understood by factors currently known to exacerbate the burden of caregiving.
