Sentence examples for hand the inability from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the inability of P6 to adopt an amphipathic structure, plus its lower affinity toward PG-containing membranes seem to explain its poor antimicrobial activity.
On the other hand, the inability of NMR CSPs in manifesting the full functional interface of ZFD also tells the fleeting nature of the protein-RNA complex.
And just as they immortalize a time in our children's lives, they tell our story: a parent's eagerness to capture a memory, an unsteady hand, the inability to retake... these were the hazards for amateur photographers, a.k.a.a
On the other hand, the inability of the 'step-ups' and 'breath holding' exercises to elicit cardiorespiratory symptoms was surprising.
On the other hand, the inability to maintain the blinding because the titration of insulin required monitoring of glucose levels may be a potential source of bias.
On the other hand, the inability to blind for intervention could have led to improvement due to awareness of being evaluated (Hawthorne effect), or for studying at home in advance of the course [ 5].
Second, Professor Caraceni will introduce drug-associated delirium, an altered state of consciousness with reduced awareness of self and the environment, which may go hand in hand with the inability to think and talk clearly and rationally, hallucinations, disorientation and cognitive impairment.
If ever his diva hands (the inability to sing without gesturing dramatically with your palms) was appropriate, surely Mariah Carey week was it.
A few extra additions would have improved life, but remain absent: all punctuation remains on a secondary screen (not even a solitary full stop or comma is close at hand) and the inability to customise the keyboard could prove irritating for those who have peculiar needs.
This can be explained by the low accuracy of the multimeters used on the one hand, and the inability of the human to read all data on multimeters screen in real time at each moment during fast measurement variation on the other hand.
Cosmic censorship, on the other hand, describes the inability of distant observers to directly observe the center of a black hole, or "naked singularity".
