Sentence examples for material was unable from inspiring English sources

However, our material was unable to show whether the IFN treatment resulted in cessation of fibrogenesis, regardless of IFN regimen and virological response (data not shown).

The head material was a cobalt-chrome alloy in 73% (46 of 63) of the cases, a ceramic in 17% (11 of 63) of the cases (zirconia in seven, alumina in four), and the head material was unable to be ascertained in six cases.

MN are formed during mitosis when lagging chromosomes are left out the metaphase plate due to mitotic defects (aneuploid effect) or when chromosome fragments lacking a centromere are not captured by spindle microtubules (clastogenic effect); in both cases the genetic material was unable to be incorporated into the nucleus of daughter cells [ 9].

One of the main concerns when designing such a process is to avoid burst pressure, i.e. the process state where the hardening of the material is unable to resist the increase in inner pressure and wall thickness reduction.

Although the material is unable to create new viral particles, the cell recognizes the material as a threat and essentially sacrifices itself in attempt to summon other immune cells.

Most compostable materials are unable to maintain quality or freshness, or to perform successfully in the Keurig system.

Since these are governed by equilibrium statistical mechanics, conventional materials are unable to exhibit autonomous motion, organize, or perform work.

Existing materials are unable to simultaneously meet the requirements for high conductivity, high strength, high temperature, and low activation.

Construction of the station was complicated by the need to keep the line open: trains ferrying materials were unable to stay on-site for long, and frequently had to switch from one track to the other, necessitating trips to nearby Montpelier railway station, where the nearest crossover points were located.

Another important Czech musicologist, Zdeněk Nejedlý, a great admirer of Smetana and later a communist Minister of Culture, condemned Janáček as an author who could accumulate a lot of material, but was unable to do anything with it.

In this material, radiography was unable to detect any erosions in nine out of 17 patients, whereas at least one erosion was seen on CT and MRI in all patients.