Sentence examples for commonly not possible from inspiring English sources

The fact that the Zn S vibrational mode is commonly not possible to register in an ordinary Raman scattering measurement on CdSe/ZnS NPs [28, 29] can be easily explained by the off-resonance conditions of the visible laser excitations with the electronic transitions in the ZnS shell.

Large-area integration and redistribution of the active devices is commonly not possible; transfer techniques use a donor substrate/wafer and maintain orientation and integration density.

By contrast with our results with FDG PET at fraction 21, the authors commented that it was commonly not possible to determine SUVmax following 30-40 Gy of treatment due to therapy-associated peri-tumoural inflammation.

In most professions the best are rewarded with top salaries, but this commonly is not possible in academics: the security offered by tenure thus acts as an important market force in attracting and retaining the best.

Having the baseline of child development of Bolivian children up to six years old, by applying instruments adapted to the social, cultural, linguistic and family context of Bolivia, will be very useful since these development data can be used to compare them with international standards of child development commonly accepted, which is not possible at present.

However, quite commonly, sampling from lists is not possible due to a variety of reasons that lead to the unavailability of adequate sampling frames.

Examining the degree of satisfaction and dissatisfaction is not possible with commonly used dichotomous scales (e.g., those asking yes or no questions).

The study of intact, living cells using non-invasive optical spectroscopic methods offers the opportunity to assess cellular structure and organization in a way that is not possible with commonly used cell biology imaging techniques.

This allows for an accurate value of the true diffusion coefficient in the fibres as well as for a founded insight in the dye diffusion process and its interrelation with the glass transition, which is not possible by the commonly used methods.

In cases where only a single specific reaction is provided, it is not possible to determine commonly used substructures, as there is no means of making a comparison.

It is commonly observed that spontaneous water imbibition is not possible in oil-wet rock surfaces due to the presence of very small or negative capillary pressure.