Sentence examples for unable to evaluate their from inspiring English sources

Many of these buildings remain in service as part of critical lifeline facilities, but engineers are unable to evaluate their seismic performance by modern evaluation methods.

But he soldiered on, noting his disappointment that several of his favorite artists delivered subpar records this year (Morrissey, Pete Yorn, the Doves) and that some of the biggest releases had to be left off for other reasons ("I intentionally neglected to include U2's album, as I am unable to evaluate their work in isolation from their status/body of work").

Hence, we are unable to evaluate their contribution to the high prevalence of triple negative tumours in this study.

Although numerous medications may increase likelihood of delirium, the authors were unable to evaluate their impact on the results because of the heterogeneity of pharmacological treatment.

Additionally, we did not collect data on either the level of patient education achievement or their geographic region of origin and are thus unable to evaluate their influence, if any, on the use of IPRS.

Similarly, gambling operators who use behavioural tracking to identify potentially risky play are unable to evaluate gambling that occurs outside their own site.

The two previous visit-based studies were unable to evaluate African American race because their patient populations were mainly white and Hispanic, respectively.

Partly, the hesitation of medical doctors to acknowledge the value of patient experience surveys stems from their conviction that patients are unable to evaluate the technical quality of care.

Two top officials, who asked that their names be withheld, said they were unable to evaluate either the competence or the ideological balance of the new commission.

Thus we are unable to evaluate monophyly for each of the two genera and to investigate their relationships.

First, as only few variables of interest were available for longitudinal analysis, we are unable to evaluate the roles of demographic factors, e.g. age, gender, for their potential associations with the observed changes in the prevalence of tuberculosis among migrants.