Sentence examples for impossibility to assess from inspiring English sources
The other likely reason is the impossibility to assess the validity of finite element designed structures with actual proof testing because of their size.
However, the fact that the number of CB positive cells was also reduced by MD, and the impossibility to assess deprived eye responsiveness of the cells that have lost CB expression, did not allow to conclude that c-Fos expression in the total population of CB neurons is affected by MD.
Limitations of the GCS include the impossibility to assess the verbal score in intubated or aphasic patients, and an inconsistent inter-rater reliability.
Exclusion criteria were penetrating head injuries, Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score of 3 associated with bilaterally fixed and dilated pupils, and impossibility to assess cerebral circulation by TCD ultrasonography.
Until recently a substantial disadvantage of the RAPD method was the absence of software for performing resampling tests (bootstrapping, jackknifing), and therefore the impossibility to assess the reliability of obtained trees.
Moreover, the rates of SSI after cholecystectomies was very high, as compared to those mentioned in the HELICS network [ 27] These differences could depend on type, accuracy, and distribution of PDS methods [ 10, 15, 24, 10], on losses in follow-up, and on the impossibility to assess the postdischarge response validity.
Impossibility theorem, also called Arrow's theorem, in political science, the thesis that it is generally impossible to assess the common good.
The impossibility to measure directly this local transient temperature effects on complex transistors layout requires simulation.
Thirteen patients were excluded due to impossibility to evaluate the diaphragmatic function.
Clinical scales are currently the best method to assess pain in the neonate, given the impossibility of self-report in this age group.
In case of impossibility to proceed to primary optimal cytoreduction, as assessed at primary laparotomic effort, patients were triaged to neoadjuvant chemotherapy (Fanfani et al, 2003; Vergote et al, 2005).
