Sentence examples for inability to select from inspiring English sources

The inability to find aimpoints also translates into an inability to select warheads when they are separated from the rocket body and surrounded by credible decoys.

The pyramid paintings, he says, came out of his inability to select a brush, so he bought a multipack and used the lot, combining restriction, indecision and the operation of chance in one fell swoop.

There was laughter and crowing about how bad the Dallas defence was in the offseason and Jones' inability to select appropriate talent, even talent at all, in the draft.

Random had the highest FPR in the course of the 10-day period, which indicates its inability to select more informative files over the 10 days.

The team has won only five of their 21 league matches this season, but Blair believes their RaboDirect form has been shaped by head coach Bradley's inability to select a settled 15. "In the Heineken Cup we have won six out of seven, which shows a level of consistency," he said.

The larger impediment involves an inability to select a name that won't be reinterpreted without consent.

This variation may reflect the inability definitively to select hairs of different lengths, which can be confounded by hair breakage (short hairs may be broken long hairs), cycle length heterogeneity between hairs, and the variable cellular compositions of plucked hairs [ 10].

However, these methods have several drawbacks, the most important one being their inability to uniquely select the appropriate reaction model.

Thus, the inability to adequately select true pathological responders and the risk of leaving nodal disease behind outweighs the benefit of a non-operative approach.

The selection of participants for this study was done in a snowball fashion, the reasons for which have to do with our inability to randomly select participants due to the inaccessibility of the population and questions regarding unsolicited e-mail.

At the moment, medical oncologists are still reluctant to use chemotherapy in elderly partly because of concern about increased toxicity and poor tolerability of this patient cohort, and the inability to appropriately select elderly that may benefit from chemotherapy.