Sentence examples for inability to report from inspiring English sources

Our most significant adaptation of current PROMIS methods is our entire reliance on proxy-reported measures for this neonatal population because of their inability to report on their own.

Is "trust" increased by an inability to report?

Advanced dementia patients are particularly prone to infections because of incontinence, risk of bedsores, a depressed immune response and inability to report symptoms.

This is a question the scientists struggle with, hampered as they are by peoples' inability to report their own feelings accurately.

As the traveler today may wish he knew more anthropology, so Ledyard lamented "his inability to report his experience in the scientific language of his day and his consequent reliance upon his literary instincts".

However, one of the main limitations of some terminals (due to their manufacturers) is their inability to report information about neighbor cells (e.g., received power, CellID, etc).

The report faulted Mr. Shimizu for an "inability to clearly report" to the prime minister's office "the intentions of the operators," which deepened the government's misunderstanding and mistrust of Tepco's response.

Of particular concern is the inability for media to report on family law court cases, even when victims or survivors give permission.

Plante argues that this paradoxical relationship does not represent an inability for individuals to report their own sleepiness, but rather reflects the limitations of the MSLT.

Importantly, this occurred despite the inability of observers to report the identity of the retrieval cues (accuracy = 2%).

However, an inability to replicate reported linkage and association findings suggest that prostate cancer is genetically complex with multiple common low-penetrance genes involved in prostate cancer predisposition [ 7].