Sentence examples for it cannot inform from inspiring English sources
This type of budget is called an accountability budget because it accounts for defense expenditure, but it cannot inform the defense planner (or the taxpayer) how efficiently the defense department has spent the budget.
As PPI analysis tests for correlations, and not causal influences, a caveat is that it cannot inform as to the directionality of the relationships involved.
In short, almost any interpretation can be placed on the results of this trial, and I therefore sadly reached the conclusion that it cannot inform clinical practice.
A plot of the aqueous removal efficiency versus mass lost or transformed shows that the disappearance of a substance from the aqueous phase during passage through a wastewater treatment plant cannot inform on whether it actually is degraded or merely becomes sequestered in biosolids.
However, it is only a partial evaluation and cannot inform decision-making regarding which alternative intervention is efficient.
Because of its cross-sectional design, NHANES cannot inform directly on temporal relations, thus limiting causal inference.
To date, the commonly accepted answer to this question is that a goal-attribution made on the basis of an agent choosing a particular object cannot inform what that agent might do if it subsequently has different options (i.e. object-B in addition to object-A) available (Luo & Baillargeon 2005, 2007; Carey, 2009).
The suggestion that testees cannot inform their relatives effectively [ 35], or that the information can be misinterpreted [ 16], makes it all the more important that physicians provide relevant knowledge to third parties in the interest of preventing harm.
'Once we have the structure of the protein it will reveal the mechanism of action'.…….'Protein structures are static and cannot inform without solid biochemical evidence'……'Transporters live in membranes and X-ray crystal structures are from a non-membranous environment'.
It then differentiates rigorous theory from several classes of theory that have intuitive appeal, but cannot inform design choices.
Therefore, information on susceptibility to a single pathogen and a single antibiotic cannot inform priority setting and allocation of health resources.
