We will not be able to deal effectively with security threats even on our own borders and will be unable to derive the full political and economic benefits from our economic weight and our extensive aid programmes.
Deficiencies of both CPT1 and 2 have been described and leave patients unable to derive energy from fatty acid oxidation.
"The STFC seems landed in a position where it could inflict seriously damaging cuts in university physics departments and be unable to derive full benefit from the world-class facilities that have already been funded," Royal Society President Martin Rees declared in a statement.
We were unable to derive residential pesticide exposure estimates for 19 subjects (9 PD and 10 control subjects) because they had not lived in one of the three counties during the period for which PUR pesticide data were available (1974 1999).
Note that because w j depends on S N R O C T j, which is non-uniform and not known a priori, we are unable to derive for WLS strain estimation simple analytical expressions for strain imaging parameters from Eq. (32).
While we were unable to derive a simple law which relates the values of k B, λ and k A corresponding to P = 1/ N, some features of their relationship are worth noting.
Using Clifton and Kent's colourable set of directions DCK we are unable to derive the constraint for the eight points, since these eight points do not lie in DCK; namely, as we move, in the colourable subset, from one mutually orthogonal triple of rays to the next, we never hit upon exactly the same ray again, but only on one approximating it arbitrarily closely.
We already indicated in the original manuscript (Material and methods, Lentiviral production and stable cell lines) that despite extensive efforts, we were unable to derive a stable ZEB1 knockdown 3T3-L1 celineine.
As such, when evaluating Higuaín's pre-Napoli days, it is worth imagining the frustration he must have felt at being so obviously talented yet so unable to derive the correct value from that talent.
Back in the 70s, there was hardly any discussion of the determinants of nominal demand; what Lucas and his followers were arguing was that Keynesianism must be rejected because it was unable to derive wage stickiness from maximizing behavior.
