Sentence examples for not fully possible from inspiring English sources
Like Wikitude, Layar also provides an API that could enable others to build applications like this, but geo-tagging within apps – enabling a memorial like the one above – is not fully possible with Layar's technology as yet.
The moral exemplar theory, pioneered by Peter Abelard, holds that the work of Christ is fundamentally aimed at bringing about moral and spiritual reform in the sinner a kind of reform that is not fully possible apart from Christ's work.
However, as the latter were in general not compared with primary hepatocytes, such comparison is not fully possible.
Although ideally one wants, to fully capture all variability in the outcomes, to run a stochastic model many (e.g. 10,000) times, this was not fully possible here within a reasonable time.
The most possible flux vector being not fully possible (peak value not equal to 1) indicates that the measurements and the model are not in complete agreement.
He says he'd been taking Zolpidem, a hypnotic, for several years, and the doctor had warned him that giving them up would take a long time and might not ever be fully possible.
For all functions, very many systems require manual data input, which could indicate that complete automation may not yet be fully possible or desirable.
This difference may be due to the fact that previous studies did not fully account for possible confounders including age and additional metabolic disorders (Barba et al. 2004).
The respondent argued that although the patient did not fully appreciate the possible consequences of her decision, she was nevertheless competent.
However, even if our adjustment for reporting hospitals did not fully compensate for possible differential reporting by distance of landfills, such bias would not explain the changes in rates with distance after opening of the landfills.
Second, since some of the study population had several risk factors, we could not fully eliminate the possible effect of underlying diseases and medications used for these diseases on the present findings.
