Sentence examples for that cannot be allocated from inspiring English sources

There is evidence of diseases of the psyche resulting in diseases of the body, and vice versa, diseases of the body resulting in diseases of the psyche, and also diseases of the psyche that cannot be allocated in the body (or brain).

The function can have four spatial parameters: (1) the spatial scope of a candidate shelter area that contains S4 and S5 areas in the satisfaction maps; (2) a current land use map that identifies land parcels that cannot be allocated; (3) the overall satisfaction level of residents in the daytime; and (4) the overall satisfaction level at nighttime.

> -wrap-foot> ZE Zusatzentgelt, a treatreatment-relatedreimbursementent scheme that is paid besides DRG for medicines and devices that cannot be allocated to a single DRG.

The categories including the word 'Other' in ICD-10 are residual categories for conditions that cannot be allocated to the more specific categories [ 15].

Indeed, there are several bHLH families of orthologs that have bilaterian but not cnidarian members, and several related cnidarian bHLHs that cannot be allocated to any of the defined families.

In 2005, two types of reimbursement were introduced into the German hospital reimbursement system: Besides DRG-based reimbursement and independently of clinical complexity, certain drugs that cannot be allocated to a single DRG but typically used in a tertiary care hospital setting are covered by the system.

The second possibility seems to us less parsimonious and not as convincing, as we have to assume, in addition to the gene loss es), that the single remaining gene diverged, such that it cannot be allocated with confidence to a recognized bHLH family, only to a larger bHLH clade.

Indeed, in a recent analysis of patient survival for all cancers across Europe, it was recognized that in the future as oncology costs continue to escalate, the best treatments will only be available to the wealthiest, as member states conclude that resources cannot be allocated to provide optimal cancer care for all patients.

Every cell can contain one and only one type of material, the grill is thin enough so that two materials cannot be allocated to the same cell.

Energetic limitations dictate that the same resources cannot be allocated simultaneously to multiple organs, while phylogenetic limitations appear to dictate that a single plant has limited plasticity in shifting allocation that is, plant species are hardwired to a narrow range of allocation strategies (Reynolds and D'Antonio 1996; Müller et al. 2000; Craine and Dybzinski 2013).

Eggleston states that cases of asthma cannot be allocated to the CPA categories of our Figure 1, but this is because he has misinterpreted the way these categories were constructed.