Sentence examples for no recoverable from inspiring English sources
Most Neanderthal bones have no recoverable DNA and those that do are heavily contaminated with modern human DNA from the many scientists and curators who handled them.
The group was concerned in part because the handgun had no recoverable fingerprints and because of facial injuries to Mr. Abdullah.
A large majority of the false alarms had no recoverable depth, which constituted the major difficulty of our taking in 3D.
The 80 manually labeled 3D tracks are shown in (a) where the thick dots correspond to observations with no recoverable depth.
The results shown in Figure 17 confirm the need to use targets with no recoverable depth to achieve a complete tracking.
Furthermore, our HIBS segmentation has the advantage of recovering targets with no recoverable depth, which is essential for maintaining the corresponding tracks.
However when the criterion was increased to 2.5, it became too stringent and many gene clusters were no longer recoverable from the component growth stage.
On the contrary, we observed, on average, a 2.5-fold increase in the phenotypic CD34+CD38−CD90+ stem cell compartment for 12 weeks posttransplant, after which marked primitive cells were no longer recoverable.
Unlike the "permanent" deletion option available from the Windows Recycle Bin, this utility allows you to securely and completely delete files and folders so that they are no longer recoverable.
The lyrics are devoted to old friends and performers, to his dad, to life as a dream that may no longer be recoverable.
The premium for insurance against losing would no longer be recoverable: those who want it will have to stump up in advance, and recover the cost out of their damages.
