Sentence examples for thought to be unable from inspiring English sources

Compounds 2 were designed to mimic β-turn conformations in the dipeptide residues whereas compounds 3 were thought to be unable to show a similar conformational preference.

Up to the age of 7 or 8, children are thought to be unable to understand the nature of advertising — developmentally, they can't identify the underlying persuasive intent.

Embryonic stem (ES) cells, derived from the inner cell mass of the later blastocyst stage, are thought to be unable to contribute to extraembryonic tissue.

Oddly, the aircraft, F-16's and F-15's, were thought to be unable to make a round trip to Iraq Israell couldn't refuel its planes in the air and landing between the two countries was considered unthinkable.

Without that protection, entrepreneurs like Musk were thought to be unable to recover their enormous up-front research and development costs and still earn a profit before copiers swooped in and undercut them.

Conventionally, the thermal shear instability model was thought to be unable to explain the observation that the lower plane of the double seismic zone formed along the isotherm of approximately 600 700 °C in the slab mantle (see Figs. 5 and 6; Yamasaki and Seno, 2003;. Brudzinski et al. 2007).

In part, the issue was a religious one: the souls of the dead were thought to be stranded, unable to reach the underworld without proper burial.

An Iranian Worcester Polytechnic Institute student, thought to be previously unable to make his way into the United States because of President Trump's controversial travel ban, has landed at Boston's Logan International Airport, a school spokeswoman said.

This is thought to be because threatened species are unable to compete with generalist species, which are better adapted to the new environments created by modern land-use management.

We seem to be unable to think in those terms politically, yet each year of delay burdens our future economy.

Indeed, these people seem to be unable to think and act rationally despite their high intelligence.