Sentence examples for formally impossible from inspiring English sources

It is formally impossible to write a book that is more of-the-moment than Peter Lunenfeld's The Secret War Between Downloading and Uploading.

In 1973, Anatoly Konstantinovich Rozhdestvensky had renamed Poekilopleuron schmidti Kiprijanow 1883 into a Megalosaurus sp. However, as it is formally impossible to change a named species into an unnamed one, George Olshevsky in 1991 used the new combination Megalosaurus schmidti.

It is formally impossible to infer causality from cross-sectional studies.

There were mutterings of disapproval, but Lundkvist remained a sitting member of the academy (which, formally, it is impossible to leave).

Indeed, because many large protected areas were designated before it was possible to estimate plant production from remote imagery, initial conditions are often impossible formally to determine in this regard (as they are for many other ecological variables).

Since relative molecular weight and retention time are linked in traditional SEC, it is impossible to formally characterize SCNP molecular weight with this technique.

No statistical theory provides answers for these practical issues, because it is impossible to formally account for an infinite number of potential inferences [ 23- 26].

REM sleep without atonia was confirmed in 71%, but REM sleep was not achieved in 19%, rendering it impossible to formally confirm RBD for them.

With the system presented in column (2), it is, of course, impossible to formally test the validity of this instrument given that the system is just identified.

However, as genes in the array are not randomly drawn from the genome, it is impossible to formally assess whether there is an enrichment of a lysosomal dysfunction signal in these data and this, therefore, requires further investigation.

When an action plan was considered to possibly target two types of collaboration, it was classified in the lower collaborative level.> This exploratory study did not initially provide for longer-term outcomes, making it impossible to formally document whether the majority of the action plans were actually implemented in each practice setting following the intervention.