Sentence examples for unable to inform from inspiring English sources

The evaluation result shows that the mobile website contains some usability issues in 5 heuristics, such as unable to inform users the waiting time, some information not provided in a logical way, some consistency problems in displaying contents, lack of advanced searching for expert users, and inadequate helpful error message.

Without access to mobile phones or other means of communication, refugees held in the centre were unable to inform family members of their whereabouts.

As it turned out, the choice was between Dick and nothing, for when Perry's bus reached Kansas City, on the evening of November 12th, Willie-Jay, whom he'd been unable to inform of his coming, had already left town — left, in fact, only five hours earlier, from the same terminal at which Perry arrived.

They explained that they had been unable to inform him of the operation earlier because the security risk forbade their telling any local Vietnamese about it, and that they had been unable to do anything more than stockpile rice at an AID warehouse in preparation for the camp because any major construction would have given the operation away to the enemy.

While all models studied do a good job predicting bank failure, we find that EWS are unable to inform markets.

The trust said it did not know exactly which women's details had been lost so had been unable to inform patients.

Moreover, clinicians are unable to adequately inform treated patients on their subsequent risk of cardiopathy as long as the tests remain positive.

Unfortunately even if short-term outcome is known, longer term outcomes usually remain unknown, and therefore clinicians are unable to fully inform patients of the consequences of surgery.

If the patient was unable to be informed, the next of kin was informed and provided consent for the patient to participate.

For the most part, participants in this study produced data they were unable to use to inform practice because they lacked the requisite skills to analyse and interpret data.

The huge variation among different companies leaves investors in the dark about too much of the market and unable to make informed decisions--crippling the crucial information mechanisms of both capitalism and democracy.