Sentence examples for that cannot be adopted from inspiring English sources

Reason is autonomous and submits to no external authority; it gains authority from submitting itself to critique; and critique involves rejecting any mode of thinking or acting that cannot be adopted by all.

The seemingly conflicting results obtained by different groups on the size requirements of the toxic Aβ oligomer could be elegantly unified when a model is considered in which peptide oligomerization provides the necessary intermolecular interactions required to stabilize a toxic conformation that cannot be adopted by a monomer in isolation.

A. There is no reason that any time plan cannot be adopted by human beings, but whether year-round daylight saving time would achieve its chief goal — saving energy — is another question.

As a result, however, it is likely that a 'one size fits all' approach cannot be adopted with the novel agents, and that a degree of patient selection may be required to identify the patients who are likely to benefit most from treatment.

This suggests that a one size fits all approach cannot be adopted.

To complicate things further, when a new technology that achieves higher accuracy comes along it cannot be adopted because cost constraints are the major driver.

Since both children live with disabilities, and twins cannot be adopted separately, the likelihood is slim that they will be brought into a loving home environment.

However, the authors emphasize, strategies cannot be adopted in isolation from one another with the expectation that they'll be successful.

This analysis shows that in all these the definitions of aerodynamic sound sources are featured by evident defects, and so these models cannot be adopted as physically or mathematically accurate.

Most of those children are in foster care and cannot be adopted.

The switch, which would have the effect of raising the price, cannot be adopted before its next meeting in September.