Sentence examples for unable to modify from inspiring English sources
In turn, housing advocates say lenders are reluctant or unable to modify loans.
However, the Mediterranean diet would be unable to modify or delay the dementia onset preceding the clinical diagnosis.
With medication as her only form of treatment, Linda was unable to modify her self-image to accommodate the facts of her illness.
Companies that say they were unable to modify their operations to comply with the new wiretap orders would be subject to a fine, according to the plan.
Lack of canopy effects at low elevations is related to mild habitat conditions, which canopies are unable to modify, while positive effects at higher elevations relate to the capacity of canopies to ameliorate harsh conditions.
Unwilling or unable to modify their doctrines or to develop new positions in response to their changing social and intellectual setting, the Mohists probably died out in the imperial era because their Warring States reformist social and political platform had become obsolete.
This study was aimed at improving the activities of the reference compounds, donepezil and AP2238, and at broadening the range of activities of new derivatives as, due to the multifactorial nature of AD, molecules that modulate the activity of a single protein target are unable to significantly modify the progression of the disease.
Nevertheless, it was unable to significantly modify ACF multiplicity at any dose.
However, the drawback of this strategy is that once the host lattice is fixed, it is unable to further modify the local environment around the lanthanide ion.
At an individual level they appeared to operate through the constructs of the theories underlying MEMA kwa Vijana - Social Cognitive Theory and the Theory of Reasoned Action – but the intervention was unable to substantially modify these individual-level constructs, apart from knowledge.
We have been unable or unwilling to modify global behaviour towards antibiotic use, thus preparing a very dark future for generations to come.
