Sentence examples for making it impossible to understand from inspiring English sources
A final drawback, highlighted by Wang [59], is that these approaches are "black boxes" with little ability to identify causal relationships making it impossible to understand physical behaviors.
By ignoring the atomic dancing going on there, chemists may have seriously underestimated how quickly surface atoms can move about, making it impossible to understand the rates and mechanisms of many chemical reactions, such as those on ice crystals in the upper atmosphere that lead to depletion of the ozone.
In most of the studies that have been performed, the concentration of PRP was expressed as a percentage, making it impossible to understand how many platelets/ μL were effectively used [ 17, 19].
The expression of some MMPs that were induced in PRP-treated tendon cells has been previously investigated, although the concentration of PRP was expressed as a percentage, making it impossible to understand how many platelets/ μL were effectively used [ 3].
The opposition corrects what Thompson described as, "the dualistic separation of consciousness and life [that] makes it impossible to understand coconsciousness in its basic form …" But, furthermore, by implication, dualistic separations perpetuate the impossibility of considering plants as intelligent at all.
The importance of Beijing thus makes it impossible to understand China without a knowledge of this city.
Another drawback of secrecy is that it makes it impossible to understand the full story of why skaters are placed where they are.
This is why a serious lack of coherence makes it impossible to understand oneself (Tiedemann 2016).
Advice and introductions in Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) make it impossible to understand the operation of a verification environment.
According to scholars who take the form of the Proslogion as meditation seriously, that form makes it impossible to understand the argument as a "proof" for God's existence designed to convince an agnostic or atheist on a purely rational level.
This makes it impossible to understand the importance of oxidation to efficacy or harm.
