Sentence examples for unable to propose a from inspiring English sources

However, we are unable to propose a simple biospheric mechanism for increasing CO2 uptake systematically by 0.26 PgC within a decade in East Asia, from a mean flux of −0.20 PgC year−1 in 2000 2002 to −0.46 PgC year−1 in 2009 2011.

Even with such detailed, triangulated information, we were unable to track resources for all the HIV/AIDS grants to SRH integration achievements, and unable to propose a replicable methodology.

Due to a large solubilizing effect of T20 only in PBS solutions, despite of the insignificant effect of this surfactant on CC stability at 310 K, we were unable to propose a more appropriate acceptor fluid for CC dissolution studies than PBS at pH 6.5 with T20 at the concentration of up to 0.7%, which FDA recommends.

Dush claimed that if the legislature was unable to propose an acceptable map, Wolf would have a chance to draw a new one on his own.

Secondly, although we were able to identify patients with a high risk of death likely related to an inadequate CCR, we are currently unable to propose any demonstrated therapy to improve CCR during septic shock.

Until recently clinical chemists were unable to propose to physicians a pertinent biomarker of acute brain injury.

Democrats in Congress and in the White House have been unable to propose laws or legislate effectively in a way that will ameliorate income and wealth disparities and the corrosive effect they have on our system.

As a consequence, we were unable to propose specific recommendations to eliminate them.

Because of the small groups and heterogeneous data, we were not able to perform a formal subgroup analysis and therefore we are unable to propose recommendations regarding the application of specific MR-colonography techniques (i.e. dark lumen, bright lumen, bowel purgation, faecal tagging).

Yet he warned in an interview that the government would be unable to propose decisions that would require changing the Constitution without the involvement of Parliament and the military.

Should they remain vague and ambiguous, distracted by an amorphous assault on rhetorical boogeymen and unable to propose clear and specific criticisms, then it seems unlikely that they will have anything like the impact that they desire and deserve.