Sentence examples for that cannot be validated from inspiring English sources

"It's antithetical to the basic norms of science to make claims that cannot be validated because the necessary data are proprietary," he wrote.

For Ms. Bowlby, navigating her sexuality and her faith has meant a journey with few guideposts, trying to discover what "holiness looks like in a relationship that cannot be validated by marriage," she said.

Smoking and alcohol intake were quantified, whereas the subgroups stratified on fruit and vegetable intake and physical activity, respectively, were used as ordinal categories, as attempts to quantify to any further extent would be based on assumptions that cannot be validated in our data set.

Use of RNAi libraries for genome-wide screens is complicated by the presence of RNAi sequences that either do not result in efficient depletion, have off-target effects, or that cannot be validated with siRNAs targeting different sequences of the same gene.

Another restriction of our approach is that it cannot be validated for genes with mutation in a few patients only (low mutation prevalence below 1%%).

Because the validation step highlight the fact that the sensor cannot be validated for all the operating points, the model is modified in order to obtain a fully validated sensor in the whole speed range.

Brecht clarified the doctrine (known as standard value relativism) that ultimate values cannot be validated by science, since the value of particular goals and purposes cannot be set scientifically without knowing their relation to other goals and purposes.

It is noted that mathematical models cannot be validated with respect to the allowable value of predictors.

Another challenge is that documented diagnoses cannot be validated via clinical examinations; hence their accuracy remains uncertain.

Due to this discrepancy, previous studies concluded that the stochastic QSSA cannot be validated using the deterministic QSSA, leaving open the question of alternative validation methods.

Secondly, no patients participated in the qualitative data collection; therefore, claims about improvements in patient outcomes and satisfaction that were reported by others cannot be validated.