Sentence examples for fails in obtaining from inspiring English sources

The previous procedure fails in obtaining good results since, roughly speaking, the same data are used to estimate λ and to compute the test statistic.

Meanwhile, in the end the government can always take over all facilities without paying an indemnity to the private sector if a concessionaire fails in obtaining the goals as formulated by governmental authorities, or some conflicts emerge in the further policies (e.g., the terminated contracts that are regarded as providing the private sector a fixed investment return).

But if securities, really good and usually convertible, are refused by the Bank, the alarm will not abate, the other loans made will fail in obtaining their end, and the panic will become worse and worse".

They all failed in obtaining high BEDROC scores for some families, such as the G protein-coupled receptors (GPCR), the cleaving enzymes, the cyclooxygenases, the cytochromes P450 (CYP450), the ion channels and the histone deacetylases.

DeWitt Clinton may have failed in obtaining the presidency in 1812, but he did go on serve as the Freemason Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New York and as the first, second, and third Grand Master of the Grand Encampment of the Knights Templar in the United States.

In this study, we failed in obtaining Beclin-1 knockdown HepG2.

Third, since more participants than expected had already been vaccinated against HPV, we failed in obtaining the calculated sample size.

When IP procedures fail in obtaining satisfactory results, "second phase interventions" (IIP) of orthognathic surgery are performed in order to increase the skeletal volume of the pharynx and stretching the soft tissues, producing, as final result, an effective enlargement of the air column.

From this event, the Point Kinetics model fails in reproducing results obtained by the three-dimensional model and the study conducted in the present paper assesses this discrepancy.

In two-thirds of the cases cited by Mungai et al. (3), the donor-screening process failed, illustrating the difficulties in obtaining accurate travel and immigration histories from donors.

In post-Kripkean semantic terms, A ⊰ B is true at a world w if and only if for all w′ such that w′ is accessible to w, either A fails in w′ or B obtains there.