Sentence examples for unable to reliably identify from inspiring English sources

Given the multiplicity of ultrastructural changes, we were unable to reliably identify the specific structures that are caused by Gln1.

Despite 85 90% of patients with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) reporting unrefreshing sleep, previous research has been unable to reliably identify specific irregularities in objective sleep.

This increase is likely due to a combination of easier access to CT scanners and more efficient technology and concern amongst physicians of being unable to reliably identify intracranial injury based solely on a child's clinical condition.

However, we were unable to reliably identify regions of IL-6 expression in the colorectal tumours due to deep background staining, which precluded accurate scoring of IL-6-positive cells in the tumour tissue.

These comparisons were limited by the signal strength in our ABR data: we were unable to reliably identify waves I and III, and therefore only examined the ratios between waves II, IV and V.

I don't know if I could answer that', P17; 'I don't know if I think about it', P14), and three people felt unable to reliably identify cues (e.g., 'I'm not sure what mood I'm in when I go to university', P10).

They were, however, unable to reliably distinguish between persons who had sleep deprivation compared to those who had adequate sleep, with an accuracy of only 57%.

A systematic analysis of retention times was required to reliably identify isobaric dipeptides.

To reliably identify causes, as opposed to correlations, a higher standard of evidence is required: the controlled trial.

The aim should be for people "to reliably identify themselves rather than one which enhances its ability to identify and record what its citizens do in their lives".

The huge number of benign singletons makes it challenging to reliably identify the minority of malicious singletons.