Sentence examples for measures that cannot from inspiring English sources

Models that include both duplications and other types of mutations - such as inversions - often result in similarity measures that cannot be computed efficiently.

Training in protective equipment and infection control, mask fitting and policy awareness are pre-emptive measures that cannot be delayed until the onset of a pandemic.

Profit regulation on the basis of returns to capital is also more likely to reward systems expansion and less likely to reward those conservation measures that cannot readily be capitalized.

Moreover, with the exception of one study that used microsatellite markers [ 43], earlier studies on larval genotypes were based on measures that cannot reliably distinguish between genotypes, either because the distributions of the respective parameters overlap as for egg size, morphometric indices and erythrocyte size or the resolution is not fine enough as in allozyme analyses [ 44– 44].

Organisers claim that preventing costumes will help make their tournament "family friendly", but it is a measure that cannot possibly be connected with the issues that all major sporting events face when it comes to controlling alcohol and fans.

Once a rarely used tactic reserved for issues on which senators held passionate convictions, the filibuster has become the tool of the sore loser, dooming any measure that cannot command the 60 required votes.

Another is that the idea of maximal pleasure, or of the best feasible pleasure-displeasure balance, assumes a common measure that cannot be had.

It is obvious that the definition refers to a conceptual measure that cannot be observed.

The Byrds' calming influence and refusal to allow retribution and hate take root along racial lines is a reciprocal measure that cannot be understated.

As BMI is an indirect and surrogate measure that cannot discriminate adipose from non-adipose mass, we also examined the association of body composition and found that measures of adiposity (fat mass and percentage of body fat) were associated with reduced femoral head cartilage volume in women, but not men.

6 We report sustained abstinence rates derived from analysis of individual patient data, whereas the Cochrane and qualitative reviews were restricted to point prevalence of smoking cessation at the end of follow-up, a measure that cannot inform about the duration of cessation, which is the outcome most relevant to health.