Sentence examples for inability to modify from inspiring English sources
Diagnosis support systems are often disregarded because of their high costs, complicated inference and inability to modify the knowledge base.
Because of his inability to modify his methods, the 211-year-old institution he ran so ably now faces the prospect of a complete overhaul.
Lesions of the cerebellum produce deficits in movement and an inability to modify open loop reflexes and other forms of motor learning.
By implementing the proposed methodology for the considered case, the following barriers were identified to be most important; bull whips due to uncertainties in supply, single sourcing, centralization of assets and inability to modify operations in response to challenges.
Although there have been a lot of work on using vision-based method to perform registration for indoor AR system, it is very difficult to apply such registration method for outdoor AR system due to the inability to modify the objects in outdoor environment and the huge range of working area.
Wejnert (2002) identified that the inability to modify organizational structures is a constraint to educational innovations.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03943.013 The inability of B4GAT1 to modify trisaccharides ending with xylose does not rule out the possibility that B4GAT1 may possess a branching activity.
It is unclear whether this effect was due to an inability of Ubc13 Mms2 Rad5 to modify PCNA in the ring-opened conformation or whether RFC simply sequestered the clamp away from the modifying enzymes.
The near complete absence of the γH2AV foci in vilya oocytes was also not due to an inability of vilya to modify the histone at DSB sites, as γH2AV was detected in vilya oocytes when DSBs were artificially induced by X-ray treatment.
A meta‐analysis of results reported in these studies indicate that the inefficacy to improve the mortality rate of the peptide‐guided compared to the control group found in some studies, may depend on to the inability of current therapeutic strategies to modify prognosis, especially in the elderly subset of patients, who are characterized by more advanced disease and comorbidities.
