Sentence examples for unable to identify all from inspiring English sources

Current screening approaches are unable to identify all altered samples, whilst models that attempt to correct for 'open-system' behaviour are not applicable across all diagenetic scenarios.

But for the rest of the superfamilies, every member was unable to identify all the PASS2 members.

We were unable to identify all components required for ERK1/2 activation in ZZ primary bronchial epithelial cells.

This observation made us conclude that although aCGH detects single nucleotide mutations the method is unable to identify all of them.

Aspirates were categorized by GEP as class 1, class 2, or failed (GEP testing was unable to identify all of the control genes after multiple amplifications).

A proteomic comparison of B. pseudomallei wild type and the σE insertional mutant revealed the differential levels of proteins that may contribute to the stress tolerance and survival of B. pseudomallei [ 14] but this study was unable to identify all the proteins involved in this response, because of the limitations of the proteomic platform.

The gold standard was the echocardiography and therefore, as expected, even the experts were unable correctly to identify all the diagnoses.

In summary, we were able to identify all six genera studied from two regions; however, we were unable to discern between congeneric Picea species.

The data suggest that these sheep, whilst being extensively exposed to interactions with humans, were unable to identify them with all the same 'expert' methods as were used to discriminate other sheep.

When Inass's body was found in 1987, the authorities were unable to identify her and all physical evidence found with the body was preserved.

First, despite efforts by the trauma registrar coordinators and investigators to identify abuse (review medical records including social work, ED, child advocacy, hospital summary and discharge notes), it is possible the research team was unable to identify and exclude all intentional injury cases based on available data.