Sentence examples for cannot even be measured from inspiring English sources
Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other hand, will fall short of all of the goals, even though its economy is growing quicker than it has for a generation and it is putting children in school faster than any other region.Some goals cannot be met, others cannot even be measured.
Superhydrophilicity means, a droplet imposed on a surface "spreads" instantly and a contact angle cannot even be measured, e.g., in the leaves of Ruellia [10].
The biological community faces the opposite problem, where the model has to mimic the system's behavior, and where most components cannot even be measured directly.
The level of venom and violence in each lash cannot even be measured -- it's painful to watch, painful to not watch, painful to know you can't jump through the screen and intervene.
(Furthermore, technical measures cannot even be considered until the notice-sending regime as initially provided for in the Act proves to be insufficient in tackling online copyright infringement).
Equation (11) shows that it is possible to compute updated maximum-likelihood estimates of all components of the model state vector, even if they cannot all be measured, provided that the observations are reasonably correlated with the model state.
Health economic models require input parameters even if these cannot be measured directly; they must be assessed in some other way.
Even if the losses cannot be measured, though, he considers it essential to stop the uncontrolled peddling of access.
He believes that even low doses increase the risk of cancer, and that there is no "safe" level or threshold below which the risk does not rise — even if that risk cannot be measured statistically.
The research program on NRCD and the DBM was designed to have just such an impact, even though this impact cannot be measured at this time.
This density diminution cannot be measured and may even interfere with the measurements because of the decreased contrast ratio between tumoral and normal tissue.
