Sentence examples for cannot be interpreted without from inspiring English sources
Changes in renal parameters cannot be interpreted without knowledge of the urine results.
The lobular distribution pattern of 6-PGDH cannot be interpreted without doubt in accord-ance with that concept.
Therefore, similarity between SF and OG cannot be interpreted without an understanding of background variation in OG.
Results show that the influence of ethnicity and language cannot be interpreted without considering the ethnic composition of customers and service providers.
The significance of the LPS-triggered death of lytically infected DCs is unclear - these stimuli are hardly a physiological combination - but it made clear that the functional effect of such stimuli on virus-exposed DCs cannot be interpreted without some measure of viral gene expression.
Data stored by MIVA can be encrypted, contains no identifying information, and cannot be interpreted without a translation process.
Levels of cytoplasmic ions measured by biophysical methods cannot be interpreted as concentrations without knowing the extent to which they are bound to charged macromolecules, which itself can cause uncertainty in the calibration of analytical methods [12], [16], [18].
In other words, the cosmic and human books cannot be interpreted rightly (bi'l-haqq) without guidance (hudâ) from the Real (al-haqq), the author of the engendering command.
We recognize that our secondary data analysis has the following limitations that call for future studies to fully address them: First, because of its cross-sectional design, the observed association between increased WBC count and estimated 1-year PM10 exposure before the laboratory examination cannot be interpreted as definitely causal without any caution.
Differences between any two species, however, cannot be interpreted in an evolutionary way without reference to other genomes.
The principal idea of such schemes is that without the key the transform coefficients cannot be interpreted or decoded and therefore no access to the source material is possible (or only at a very low quality).
