Sentence examples for inability to classify from inspiring English sources

Addressing them is hampered by the inability to classify individuals' ethnicity accurately.

An additional limitation is our inability to classify the sample by diabetes type because of unavailable data.

Our study may be limited by the inability to classify prostate cancer cases by aggressiveness based on Gleason score as this is not electronically available.

Eighteen students (0.6%) were excluded from analyses due to our inability to classify their write in career choice (i.e. sports medicine, interpretive medicine, performance art medicine).

These results suggest that clinical utility would not be limited by the inability to classify sleep-stage, although there would be benefit to manually excluding obvious movement artefacts during wake from analysis (see online data supplement 1.5 for further discussion).

Through such enquiries, pursued where certification was thought to be incomplete, either through so-called laziness or, more likely, simple inability to classify the death, the quality of the information was said to be continually improving.

For the classification based on the taxonomic Order it is possible that the inability to correctly classify the Capnodiales strains was due to the very small number of the members of the particular Order.

In general, most studies have been hampered by their inability to accurately classify pesticide exposure.

The inability to correctly classify these abstracts is likely to have diluted the strength of the association studied.

In addition, 24 women taking hormones for the symptoms of menopause during perimenopause within 6 months of interview were also excluded due to an inability to properly classify their status.

Although significant efforts were made in order to select target genes with highest discriminatory power between sensitizers and non-sensitizers in this study, the inability to accurately classify weak sensitizers on the evaluated platforms could potentially be an artifact generated by the smaller number of genes included in this study (n =28) in comparison to the complete GARD signature (n = 200).