Sentence examples for not able to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Because of the complexity of the samples, they were not able to reconstruct the entire genomes of each of the gut bacteria, just the individual genes.

They only used the best developed shoreline features, and thus were not able to reconstruct small or short-lived ice-dammed lakes, both being characterized by a weak development of their features.

The advantage of applying non-invertible transforms is that potential impostors are not able to reconstruct the entire biometric data even if transforms are compromised.

The reason for this is that if we receive ξ t′(1) for the case of N>1, then we are actually not able to reconstruct (tilde {u}_{t}(1)), since (tilde {u}_{t} = Psi ^{-1} xi _{t}').

Although we were not able to reconstruct the entire axonal arbors, in most interneurons we could detect some axonal ramifications and/or boutons, indicative of the axonal projection area.

However, even in our best participants we, surprisingly, were not able to reconstruct a trajectory consistent with V1 anatomy.

According to the proposed forwarding algorithm, the sink will not be able to reconstruct the original message if more than components are not received.

Given simply the transmissions along the optic nerve from the light entering the eye, one would not be able to reconstruct the three-dimensionality, or the distance, or the detail of the bark — attributes that we perceive instantly.

"But even if one was to find some fragments of DNA, we would not be able to reconstruct a dinosaur 'Jurassic Park-style' because we would need the complete genome to figure out where the holes in the DNA are," Maidment said.

In this case, the tool will not be able to reconstruct the remaining actions.

In this situation, the victim may not be able to reconstruct the attack path correctly because the victim cannot differentiate between the fake and the genuine marked packets.