Sentence examples for i inability from inspiring English sources

Study exclusion criteria were (i) inability to read and understand the questionnaire because of language difficulties and (ii) couples undergoing cycles with gamete donation, i.e. oocyte and sperm donation.

We found that the association between the two self-reported economic hardship variables; (i) inability to pay for ordinary bills and (ii) lack of cash reserves and all indicators of mental health problems were consistently statistically significant for both men and women.

The chosen performance index is constrained by (i) the inability to measure all the system state variables that are necessary for the operation of the broadband control input and (ii) the necessity to consider the switching states of the smart damping elements.

Exclusion criteria will include: i. inability to safely participate in moderate-intensity exercise as determined by the Sports Medicine Australia Stage I pre-exercise screening questions [ 42] ii.

Even ignoring issues raised in 1/, one can only conclude (i) the inability of the proposed methodology to find such biomarkers, rather than (ii) the absence of such biomarkers.

"Is an inability to complain one of those things commonly described as 'a male problem?' " I asked my friend, the writer Janey Preger.

Is the inability to get rates to rise evidence of deflationary forces?

Is our inability to be satisfied just the way we human beings are wired?

Is the inability of our leaders to act with decisiveness on a matter of global significance in the absence of a major crisis the fatal flaw of our current society?

Her humor is one way to mask distress: "Whatever natural inability I had to orient myself I had doused with a self-made need to cover it up".

Differences between OVC.ID and OVC.EX lines to differentiation protocols, i.e. inability to patch clamp OVC.ID putative neurons, and inability of OVC.ID cNSC lines to reach P4, resulted in the inability to functionally compare OVC.ID to OVC.ES lines.