Sentence examples for this cannot be reconstructed from inspiring English sources

In the case of CEA, what is required is an estimate of the difference between arms in expected survival: this cannot be reconstructed from the reported, or pooled, hazard ratio or medians without further assumptions.

The text of this inscription cannot be reconstructed from this small fragment, but it appears to talk about the 'fortress', an 'amicable conclusion', and someone being 'against the regime'.

In this case, the reconstructed 3D point cannot be reconstructed at an ideal location.

From a certain distance on, multiple sequence alignments cannot be reconstructed accurately any more, leading to poor reconstruction power in the downstream phylogenetic analysis.

If this is the case, the error signal will not any more contain the correct information about the surface morphology, and the true surface morphology cannot be reconstructed as discussed in this study.

This suggests a general trend whereby the evolutionary origin of some new genes cannot be reconstructed after a few million years of divergence.

While the industry has long claimed that one of the primary benefits of biometric templates is that original biometric signals acquired to enroll a data subject cannot be reconstructed from stored templates, several approaches [2, 3] have proven this claim wrong.

Iraq cannot be reconstructed as a unitary state, and the sooner we face up to this reality, the better.

I think less is more and the right way was to rely on the imagination of viewers to reconstruct something that cannot be reconstructed.

Although his life cannot be reconstructed with certainty, fragments have come from 4th- and 5th-century ecclesiastical historians.

"For electronic files, appropriate techniques (such as 'absolute delete') should be used to make sure the data cannot be reconstructed from the storage mechanism on which it resided," the February 2000 policy memo states.