Sentence examples for criteria were unable from inspiring English sources
Most theoretical transition criteria were unable to handle changes in either pipe diameter or liquid viscosity.
Exclusion criteria were: unable to speak English or French, estimated life expectancy less than 3 months, unable to give informed consent because of cognitive impairment.
Exclusion criteria were: unable to communicate in English, under hospice care, unstable psychiatric condition, inability to consent or participate due to medical condition or treatment (significant dementia, sedated), uncooperative or in police custody, visual or hearing impairment precluding participation, and already enrolled in VICS or a conflicting study.
The results also highlight that designing products, equipment, services or workplaces against 5th and 95th percentile criteria is unable to provide appropriate and necessary support for achieving the objective of design inclusiveness.
Indeed some criteria are unable to distinguish foreign DNA (dinucleotides in position 3∶1 for example), and some metrics cannot separate the HTs from the native genes (Mahalanobis distance for example).
It is important to highlight that neonatal near miss criteria are unable to identify the total number of neonatal deaths, using either pragmatic, management or a combination of these criteria at birth.
It was based on the von Mises's (1913) criterion and an addendum giving an answer to the question: 'What happens with the, not covered by von Mises, dilatation of the material?' However, this early version of the T-criterion was unable to give an answer to the phenomenon of 'pressure dependence' of failure.
However, many anticancer drugs fail to meet this criterion being unable to discriminate between cancer and normal cells.
The exclusion criteria were, being unable to speak English or to provide informed consent, or too ill or distressed to take part in the study.
Due to our broader study inclusion criteria, we were unable to adopt similar formal criteria for evaluating study quality beyond ensuring that studies had clearly defined objectives, clearly defined study populations, and a quantitative measure of patient-costs.
