Sentence examples for cannot propose that from inspiring English sources

We emphasize that, based on our studies alone, we cannot propose that the observed KDM activity against H3K27me3/2 is of 'biological relevance'.

Such a pattern has been attributed to PSA testing in England (Moore et al, 2009), but in the absence of any evidence about age-specific use of PSA testing in our study population, we cannot propose that this is likely.

However, we cannot propose that the cilium was directly related to such complication, since the past history of the patient included a penetrating trauma and two surgical interventions, the trauma repair and the phacoemulsification surgery, all of which predispose to retinal detachment.

Yet if Mr Obama cannot propose things that will not get past Congress or give his full backing to those that might, there is not much left for him to talk about.Presidents who have found themselves in this position before have sometimes resorted to executive action.

One reason for such resistance is that it is not clear why one cannot seriously propose that there can be "abstract stuffs".

As "the supposition of qualities, i.e., abstract stuffs as distinct from properties, i.e., conditions, is ontologically extravagant and conceptually outlandish," he now argues, "one cannot seriously propose that there are abstract stuffs, things just like familiar material stuffs except that they are abstract" (Levinson 2006: 564).

He proposed that same month.

Weinstein also proposed that measure. .

We do not propose that one cannot have striatal (or other reward-related responses) in conjunction with top-down restraint, rather, we suggest that it is one of the extremes of the model that will 'win out' to highlight the person's temperamental dominance during a given time period.

In doing so, we propose that they cannot be explained by careful examination of individual elements of this system and that viewing learning to prescribe as a complex adaptive social system may provide helpful insights into influencing the system towards different emergent outcomes (Sweeney and Griffiths 2002).

We propose that the heart cannot maintain normal contractility because of reduced expression of the SERCA pump, with resulting slowed re-uptake of cytoplasmic Ca++.