Sentence examples for impossibility of testing from inspiring English sources
The current findings are limited by the lack of psychological assessment of IQ in the schizophrenia sample, and therefore, the impossibility of testing for differences in IQ between clinical and non-clinical samples.
The actual impossibility of testing each preclinical hypothesis in the clinical setting represents undoubtedly a waste of potentially useful information: this "abandoned" information could be "rescued" by taking it into consideration through the model we propose for the evidence-based design of further research, both preclinical and clinical.
Because this was a cross-sectional study, one of its limitations was the impossibility to test the sensitivity and responsiveness of the instrument.
One limitation of our study was the impossibility to test the fluorophore genotoxicity in the in vivo cheek pouch cells, as the keratinization process in itself induced DNA degradation [ 21].
At the same time, these changes are not related to the formation of fatigue cracks and are indicative of a sharp increase in the dissipation ability of the specimen and impossibility of further specimen testing in the tensile test machine provided with a standard (air) cooling system.
Earlier this week, parliament's influential joint committee on human rights (JCHR) criticised the government for refusing to explain how targets are selected, whether there was an "impossibility of capture" test and whether the laws of war were being misapplied outside recognised armed conflicts.
However, no adequate efforts have been made to study this issue due to the current practical impossibility of laboratory tests with samples of large volumes containing many fractures, and the difficulty for controlling reliable initial and boundary conditions for large-scale in situ tests.
The regulations, required by the EU's committee of scientific experts, would have the effect of bringing the export of almost all Belgian foods to a halt because of the impossibility of carrying out tests on such a vast scale.
Even top down reformers with no awareness of realities within schools and systems should have anticipated the impossibility of implementing Common Core testing while also implementing value-added teacher evaluations.
Hospitals have been facing a serious shortage of medicines and the impossibility of conducting various medical tests that depend on private pharmacies and medical facilities.
However, apart from the impossibility of implementing a double-blind test for acupuncture, our viewpoint is to seek to determine the validity of clinical practices that are feasible in pragmatic contexts.
