Sentence examples for made interpretation impossible from inspiring English sources

They were not examined further if the distribution did not include the complete antibody range of subjects, if the number of subjects in the distribution was not recorded or if there were other factors missing that made interpretation impossible (e.g. the antibody scale was missing for the distributions in one paper).

In this multinational study there was a requirement to express utility by a single value set as (mixing value sets from each respective study would have made interpretation impossible) therefore we followed the advice of the EuroQoL group that "In the absence of a suitable candidate, adopt the most robust valuation set (the UK TTO set)." [ 18, 19].

Eliminating pre-judgement altogether would not lead to objective interpretation; it would make interpretation impossible.

These factors make interpretation impossible and mandate further research to determine whether sex differences exist in these parameters and to understand the mechanisms behind such differences.

The full set of eight biomarkers were not available for all patients as a result of tissue cores falling off slides during processing, insufficient or absent tumor tissue within cores, or artefactual distortion of the tissue making interpretation impossible.

The Fisher exact test showed a significant relationship between the positive serological status of rams and the low seminal score (p < 0.001).> -wrap-foot>> *% Only 198 results were interpretable; for 16 samples, cultures were contaminated by overgrowing microorganisms that made the interpretation impossible; and 4 samples were not tested due to an unsufficient quantity of semen.

Although the data from this in vitro phosphorylation assay were in qualitative agreement with our in vivo data (see above), we considered these in vitro data inconclusive since the presence of multiple different tags has made direct interpretation impossible (see Additional files 1 and 3).

The woman should keep still during the entire examination as patient movement causes most artifacts, which strongly reduce image quality and make interpretation difficult and sometimes impossible.

The Americans, however, determined that at the bottom of their core the ice had folded in on itself as it flowed, making accurate interpretation impossible.

This is because distorted anatomy of the neck makes ultrasonography interpretation impossible.

Breakout azimuth (0° to 180°) determined with the 'SAC' software (Wagner et al. 2004): increasing well inclination at 2,700 m MD makes breakout interpretation impossible because of tool decentralization.