They point out that the co-authors of the study, which include NHS England's national medical director, Prof Sir Bruce Keogh, clearly warned in their paper that "it is not possible to ascertain the extent to which [of] these [11,000] deaths may be preventable; to assume they are avoidable would be rash and misleading".
"...Until the debris has been examined by experts, it is not possible to ascertain its origin".
"It is not possible to ascertain from the analysis that Google respects the key data protection principles of purpose limitation, data quality, data minimization, proportionality and right to object," read a statement from the EU regulator.
It points out that Sir Bruce Keogh, NHS England's medical director, is co-author of a BMJ article last month which says in a section interpreting the "weekend effect" in hospitals: "It is not possible to ascertain the extent to which these excess deaths may be preventable, to assume that they are avoidable would be rash and misleading".
Thus, based on the data available to date, it is not possible to ascertain a TDI.
From this figure alone, it is not possible to ascertain the impact on the object.
This is due to the fact that it is not possible to ascertain if any of the background models gives a good description of the actual scene background.
Given the history of the pixel it is not possible to ascertain if any of the background models gives a description of the actual scene background.
It is not possible to ascertain from the data if these injuries were related to training or another mechanism of injury.
"It is not possible to ascertain whether the potential offence of unlawful interception of a communication was committed in the UK or the US," said the CPS.
It is not possible to ascertain if the pixel corresponds to a moving object occluding a long-term static object or if a long-term static object was removed.
