Sentence examples for cannot be satisfactorily detected from inspiring English sources

Some doping methods simply cannot be satisfactorily detected by testing an athlete's urine (and for reasons, it says, of practicality and religious scruple the IOC has so far been reluctant to require blood-testing).

The doctors remark: "These prostheses [which are 13 millimeters in diameter] are somewhat bulky and cannot be satisfactorily crammed into relatively small organs.

Finally, the treated films cannot be satisfactorily described by any single-layer ellipsometric model.

Even so, Kansui cannot be satisfactorily applied clinically because of toxic side effects.

However, under serious financial restrictions, this indicator group cannot be satisfactorily monitored with the methodology used in BINATS.

Gadamer's opposition to aesthetic idealism is supported by the claim that art "cannot be satisfactorily translated in terms of conceptual knowledge" (RB 69).

However relevant such a question may be, it cannot be satisfactorily answered here due to the fact that only sparse published information exists on this issue.

This size effect on the fatigue life cannot be satisfactorily explained by the flaw-based Weibull theories.

The purpose of the cast was to furnish "measurements and proportions which cannot be satisfactorily obtained from photographs" (NYBG archives 1908, March 6, Cox to Darwin).

Although, these studies provide useful insight into the groundwater flow system; the upland watershed hydrology concerning subsurface drainage over hillslope cannot be satisfactorily explained with these results.

Interestingly, part of Berkeley's attack on matter is to argue that this question cannot be satisfactorily answered by the materialists, that they cannot characterize their supposed material things.