Sentence examples for making it impossible to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, we did not collect the presence of families, relatives or caregivers, making it impossible to evaluate its impact on the intensity of care.
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 reason for ignoring short segments is that they often have neither description in the EPG, nor related synopsis, thus making it impossible to evaluate the segment/synopsis association. Indeed, short segments mostly correspond to fillers inserted by broadcasters to adjust broadcasting schedules and to weather forecast programs).
Four targets where eliminated for different reasons: The structure of target 31 has not yet been released, making it impossible to evaluate the obtained results.
In addition, only six patients received antivirals, and no patient received the planned 12 mos of antiviral therapy, making it impossible to evaluate the relative contribution of this therapy in the trial.
However, unpulsed DCs gave a similar level of protection, making it impossible to evaluate the effect of immunisation of mice with DCs pulsed with the specific peptide.
The secrecy of the proceedings against the American, Edmond Pope, a former naval intelligence officer, makes it impossible to evaluate the evidence against him.
At their worst these verbal tics make it impossible to evaluate his analysis; I'm constantly wishing he would either choose a more straightforward way to limit his contentions or fully commit to one of them.
Mixing faster-growing businesses with low-tech slowpokes made it impossible to evaluate performance, a frequent complaint from Wall Street.
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.
Unfortunately, the strong tendency to form clusters (agglomerates) made it impossible to evaluate the sizes of single crystallites in the samples of SeO3-HA and Mn-SeO3-HA.
