Sentence examples for cannot be reduction from inspiring English sources

One might agree with the strong representationalist that sensory qualities are identical with intentional contents, but also contend that the latter intentional content properties cannot be characterized without reference to sensory qualities, so despite the identity there cannot be reduction without circularity.

If close reduction cannot be achieved, open reduction should be preferred in serious displaced fractures, flexion-type fractures, nerve injury after closed reduction, open fractures requiring irrigation and debridement, in posterolateral displaced fractures with a high risk of neurovascular injury [17, 29, 30].

Since AR levels did not appear to change in these lesions, the reductions in MYC cannot be explained by reductions in AR.

There is no reason aside from the lack of political imagination that the next years cannot be the harm reduction decade.

For this reason, the oviduct posteriorization in Gen-treated mice cannot be attributed to reduction in Wnt7a alone.

This cannot be probed by reduction of covalently attached MTSL, because the native protein conformations could not be separated from MTSL-induced folding in this case.

And a spokesman for the Department for Education said: "The voluntary sector cannot be immune from reductions in public expenditure".

The £20bn efficiency challenge cannot be met by reductions in management costs and the impact of the two-year pay freeze – although they make an important contribution.

We recommend starting with a closed reduction technique unless some special circumstances are present; if an anatomical reduction cannot be obtained after one or two closed attempts, an open reduction should be performed because repetitive manipulations could result in joint stiffness [1] and transient neuropraxia [24] (Fig. 5).

The influence of some measurement or field conditions, for example, the influence of oxygen reduction versus optimal nitrate reduction, cannot be distinguished statistically given the available data and range.

The CW standard is a tougher standard because potential anticompetitive effects cannot be compensated by cost reductions.