Sentence examples for inability to retrieve from inspiring English sources
The inability to retrieve bodies has compounded the grief of people who lost family members.
Parmalat's inability to retrieve that money in the last couple of weeks helped bring about its failure.
The increase in synaptic bouton size seen in mnb mutants may be due to its inability to retrieve membrane following exocytosis and/or through altered Synj activity, which governs PI 4,5 P2 availability in the NMJ.
The issue you get at whenever you're dealing with a memory failure of any kind is: is the problem an inability to retrieve a memory that's there, or is it that the memory is no longer there and by no means could you retrieve it?
Inability to retrieve those assets impaired recovery.
A major blow to his presidency has been his government's inability to retrieve 51.2m cedis ($11,7m £9.3mm) paid by the government to a ruling NDC party financier, even though the Supreme Court ruled back in 2014 that the payment had been unconstitutional.
The two main hypotheses put forward to explain this disturbance involve a global retrieval deficit (affecting both pre- and post-onset memories) and a selective inability to explicitly retrieve pre-onset memories.
Zipf's law emerges in humans, in contrast, because our ability to amass a large vocabulary is offset by an inability to quickly retrieve obscure words from the recesses of our memory.
Finally, our inability to electronically retrieve 37 full text items, identified on the basis of our abstract search, means that we were unable to review some potentially relevant items.
Declining hippocampal function renders us less able to both encode and retrieve information, manifesting as inability to recall names, misplacing the car keys, forgetting why we entered a room, and things far more sinister.
