Sentence examples for that cannot be assessed from inspiring English sources
Pity, because this measure of poverty excludes all forms of wealth that cannot be assessed in monetary terms.
We demonstrate that extreme rainfall can vary substantially in time and in space, with potentially important flood risk implications that cannot be assessed using conventional techniques.
The model is used to examine issues that cannot be assessed with standard atmospheric dispersion models, such as the impact of condensation on plume rise and ground-level odour and the impact of ambient air addition on plume visibility.
Thus, a multimodal system that combines OCT and a/LCI can provide a unique analysis of tissue structure that cannot be assessed using a standalone modality.
Breckling et al. developed geostatistical models to forecast long-term and regional effects of commercial plantation of GM rape seed that cannot be assessed through experimental approaches [65, 66].
Today's engineers are trying to deal with "deep uncertainties" -- uncertainties that cannot be assessed by probability based on past occurrences.
Therefore, continuing in the syllogistic vein, given that there is price theory, and given (per Bernanke) that gold cannot be assessed, either there is no price theory or there are people who understand gold prices.
Even once released, it reportedly picks from other classified reports that themselves cannot be assessed by the public.
It is also possible that prior DV or other criminal history may explain these differences; however, because criminal history was not measured in the present study, that alternative cannot be assessed.
By considering mountain date palm leaf harvest in the context of ecological interactions at multiple scales, our findings show that sustainability cannot be assessed only from a population-level perspective.
He pointed out that mobility processes cannot be assessed only by extrinsic characteristics, but that they must also be assessed by satisfaction with work, working conditions and connection with different areas of life (e.g. work and family).
