Sentence examples for no retrievable from inspiring English sources
By conventional Western standards the debate must stay unresolved because, like many other sub-Saharan cultures, the Dogon have no written histories, meaning they have no retrievable, verifiable past, no authentic history at all.
She practiced compassion for her captors even after they gang-raped her, an episode she recounts with characteristic restraint, rendering it all the more terrible for what is left unsaid: "Together, they crossed into a darker place, where there was no retrievable dignity for anybody.
The resulting citation networks reveal that the conventional wisdom about the incubation period for these diseases was based on a small fraction of available data and in one case, on no retrievable empirical evidence.
Currently there are no retrievable studies on the nursing personnel oral health status, knowledge and preventive oral health practices in East Africa.
Of the original 6829 citations retrieved, 834 (or 12%) were no longer retrievable once MeSH field searching was disabled.
Their boxes are closed, and their e-mail is no longer retrievable.
However, Maas et al. [ 4] list 21 relevant trials in the field, and so 13 trials did not provide their IPD, either because investigators refused to collaborate (potentially because their trial was not yet published) or because IPD were no longer retrievable.
Keep in mind that if you delete your account, it is no longer retrievable after a few weeks.
However, if genetically engineered plants have escaped spatio-temporal control by dispersing in natural self-sustaining populations, they might no longer be retrievable as stipulated [78].
However, this proved very difficult, as many of the packages are either not freely retrievable, no longer maintained or fraught with practical problems (Table 1).
In those cases in which anticoagulation is contraindicated, it should be resumed as soon as the contraindication is no longer present, and retrievable filters should be considered in this setting.
