Sentence examples for impossible to evaluate if from inspiring English sources
Denon hasn't even released its full specs yet, so it's impossible to evaluate if this is even worth the money.
We end with a call to researchers using matrix models to report the number of individuals used to parameterize the different stage classes of their models basic information without which it is impossible to evaluate if and how the results of ecological studies are biased.
The decay of plastic sex-allocation response under asexuality has not been investigated previously, hence it is impossible to evaluate if it represents a general trend in asexuals derived from haplodiploid ancestors or if such decay is specific to asexual A. japonica.
As the analyses to generate gene expression lists that are significantly correlated are not fully documented, it is impossible to evaluate if the authors are indeed making a significant advance in our understanding of multicellular evolution, or if they are selectively highlighting one of many interesting pathways that change during the life cycle of C. owczarzaki.
Before the JOBS Act, general solicitations were banned, a measure that shielded the general public from offerings that are difficult, if not impossible, to evaluate without special inside knowledge — and that are prone to fraud.
Private securities offerings — say, by hedge funds, venture capital firms and start-ups — are not subject to disclosure rules and other investor protections that apply to publicly held companies; as a result, they are difficult if not impossible to evaluate without inside knowledge and are especially prone to fraud.
However, its robustness and its power are difficult, if not impossible, to evaluate.
Impact on health is much more difficult, if not impossible, to evaluate, particularly in oncology when diagnostic information may be in advance of the ability to treat the disease.
In other words, it is difficult for the municipalities with small populations to maintain medical facilities employing multiple physicians, and it is impossible to evaluate the allocation of medical care resources if the municipality is the spatial unit of analysis.
