Sentence examples for not possible to define a from inspiring English sources

However, it is not possible to define a representative set of conditions for normal clinical service.

"But it was not possible to define a role for her a priori, as some people would have liked, in a legal way.

Values are also directly related to the diameter of the assembly.14 Thus normal values for basal UES pressure vary widely, and it is not possible to define a meaningful normal range.

In these cases, some well-consolidated tools used to study EMO in bulk power systems are not adequate, since in distributed generation systems the load fluctuation is proportionally much higher and, therefore, it is not possible to define a good approximation for an equilibrium point.

Empirical models based on known or measured sample data are often used to develop solutions to problems in which the underlying first principles are not well defined and it is not possible to define a concise relationship between the variables, or the problem is too complicated to be described mathematically.

Yet because of the design of the study it is not possible to define a causal relationship between exposure and disease [18].

In such cases, it is not possible to define an equivalent spring rate.

It is not possible to define such a model expression in the usual way with set_source and set_bkg_source, as these functions do not allow for applying separate responses to individual model components within a single model expression.

Note that it is not possible to define such a complex background model expression in the usual way with set_bkg_source, as this function does not allow for applying separate responses to individual model components within a single model expression.

For women who have had a hysterectomy (and hence have no menstrual cycle to follow) a clear transition from perimenopause (the onset of symptoms that are associated with menopause, such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness or sleep disturbance) is not possible to define without a blood test.

However, it is not possible to define whether a cell is blebbed unambiguously because many cells in both healthy and diseased populations contain minor abnormalities in nuclear shape.