Although the works of Wissow et al. (2005), Nicolai et al., (2007), Makoul et al., (2008), Vatne et al. (2010a, b) and also Howells et al. (2010) provided these tools, none of them have been adapted, translated and validated for the language and country in which this study took place, which explains the impossibility of using these scales.
Findings by Shibusawa et al. [ 43] seem to indicate a lack of cytogenetic markers in the rearranged region, which could explain the impossibility of confirming the existence of chromosomal rearrangement on CJA6 by cytogenetic means.
Over previous decades and centuries, the difficulty encountered in the manner in which the tissue of our bodies is organised, and structured, is clearly explained by the impossibility of exploring it in detail.
Still more frightening is a 1996 French film by Eyal Sivan, "Itsembatsemba: Rwanda One Genocide Later," an animated compilation of still photographs and radio broadcasts that proves the impossibility of explaining the deaths of 800,000 Tutsis at the hands of their fellow Rwandans during a three-month period in 1994.
With this labyrinthine structure, Rosi explained, he intended to convey "the impossibility of resolving the truth".
Moreover, if it is possible to know whether these non-moral views are true, then we may be able explain moral disagreement without conceding the impossibility of moral knowledge.
Balaji explained to the Metro, summing up the impossibility of filing the youngsters' mourning either under sincere or sarcastic.
Is there another way we might explain the fact of moral disagreement without conceding the impossibility of moral knowledge?
This observation might be explained by the low cohesiveness of CS tablets and the impossibility of cross-linking within the polymer backbone.
The celebration of cultural promiscuity is, instead, a recipe for a complacent resignation to the impossibility of radical social reform, which doubtless explains why Amado's work has become the centrepiece of Brazilian cultural diplomacy.
