Sentence examples for information not able from inspiring English sources

The first section collects demographic information (not able to be sourced from TCRN documents), which is hypothesised to be associated with clustering: key tasks, seniority, past or present places of work or tertiary study and membership in other networks.

The first section collected demographic and descriptive information (not able to be sourced from TRN documents), which was expected to be associated with key player roles: main tasks, seniority, past and present places of work, previous involvement in translational research and membership in other relevant networks or communities of practice.

Differently, the parietal region which traditionally is responsible to integrate different sources of information was not able to detect the difference between PG and PAG.

A spokesman for that organization responded to an inquiry by saying, "Thanks for reaching out, unfortunately I have no information and am not able to confirm any reports".

If an innovator entrepreneur does not assume a greater cultural orientation to the market and has no credible quantitative information, he is not able to access funding.

Moreover, large enterprise information systems are not able to manage the daily ad hoc communication inherent to the knowledge-based process itself.

In other words, despite being emailed someone else's information, they were not able to log into a third party's account.

They always gave me vague information, they are not able to precise the evolution of osteoarthritis.

In the absence of pedigree information, we were not able to address this issue.

Transmission electron microscopy of ultrathin sections gave good intracellular information but was not able to give a gross morphologic landscape of the infected cells.

Students wanted to appear competent but were anxious to miss important information, not to be able to answer patients' questions or not to take the right decisions: "I find the unsupervised training very valuable, … but I experienced also a feeling of insecurity, it is up to me to make the decisions" (PC FG1).