Sentence examples for makes it impossible to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The secrecy of the proceedings against the American, Edmond Pope, a former naval intelligence officer, makes it impossible to evaluate the evidence against him.

This is due to the fact that emulated packet transmissions have a higher delay than genuine radio packet transmissions, which makes it impossible to evaluate MAC protocols.

In this case the dependence is with respect to a function, which makes it impossible to evaluate, although it is clear that greater demand will imply greater profit opportunities and, additionally, greater incentives to produce greater amounts of innovative goods.

Filers need only disclose the value of each of their assets and liabilities within a broad range, which makes it impossible to evaluate with any precision their net worth, how deeply they are invested in an asset, or how much they're in hock.

Although the CD40/CD40L system is expressed both by endothelial cells and vascular smooth muscle cells [ 62] and thus may be important in the development of capillary leak syndrome [ 63, 64], the use of serum samples in our present study makes it impossible to evaluate whether CD40/CD40L is important for the pretransplant predisposition to capillary leak.

Another limitation was that no urinary tests or urine cultures were taken in conjunction with the home visits when the PGCMS was performed which makes it impossible to evaluate whether the participants with UTI with ongoing treatment had responded to treatment.

Unfortunately, we did not collect the presence of families, relatives or caregivers, making it impossible to evaluate its impact on the intensity of care.

Outdated accounting conventions and inadequate disclosures make it impossible to evaluate the business models and risks of financial firms.

Mr. Cain has provided only a broad sketch of how such a plan would work, making it impossible to evaluate exactly how much money the government would raise.

The compound concentrations were too low for accurate isotope analyses of benzene, toluene, 1- and 2-methylnaphthalene, while interferences in the chromatography made it impossible to evaluate the isotopic composition for 4-ethyltoluene, 1,3,5-trimethylbenzene and camphor.

The integrated nature of the prototype hardware/software system and the inaccessibility of the equipment inside the reactor containment building make it impossible to evaluate the measurement capability in a traditional instrumentation chain approach.