Sentence examples for impossibility to use from inspiring English sources

All the results suggest the impossibility to use diamond as detector in laser-driven accelerators when placed close to the source, while they confirm that proton beams can be used as alternative to classical laser or ion beam methods to graphitize diamond in specific optoelectronic applications.

The main drawback of our study was the impossibility to use a gold standard assessment to diagnose autonomic function.

In comparison with the initial study [27], and for technical reasons related to the impossibility to use CT images in the co-registration method in the software (non joined slices), the PET1 of patients 42 and 45 and the PET2 of patients 6, 27 and 50 were not available.

For 15 experimentally tested carbon sources (out of 20 carbon sources tested in silico) we obtain 100% agreement between the predicted utilization of alternative carbon sources by C. difficile, including the impossibility to use lactose as a carbon source.

The exceptions are Baroco and Bocardo, which he proved in the assertoric case through impossibility: attempting to use that method here would require him to take the denial of a necessary \(O\) proposition as hypothesis, raising the complication noted above, and he must resort to a different form of proof instead.

Another important feature of such systems that are installed under highway's pavement is the impossibility to instantaneous use the harvested electric energy because of its random dependence on mass, speed of moving transporter, and traffic intensity.

However, many clinicians have been reluctant to use this technique due to the perceived difficulty in or impossibility of removing these nails without disrupting the fusion, to allow the management of associated complications such as infection.

Vulnerability to HIV/AIDS (especially among youth) relates to non-consistent condom use and the impossibility to negotiate its use [ 25].

Eleven respondents were excluded because of age (n = 2), cognitive impairments (n = 4), having a gastric ring placed (n = 1), and the impossibility to be weighed using the digital weighing scale (n = 4).

Others methods had not been used due to the unavailability of the program despite the indication in the corresponding papers or to impossibility to modify the source code to used our microarrays data.

This was suggested to lead to the impossibility to fit HED data using standard kinetic modelling techniques and make HED uptake insensitive to early changes in innervation.