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Because we cannot isolate the density of native NaV1.3 cannels, we cannot gauge the relative change that this absolute virtual conductance represents.

From our experiments, we cannot gauge whether the synergism observed is due to a functional shortcoming or existence of a direct physical interaction of NBS1 with telomeres in plants.

A decomposition of the covariate effects into main and interaction effects is not possible, and we cannot gauge the impact of the interactions as we would in a traditional model.

Only one study evaluating FACT-F as primary end point in patients receiving chemotherapy was placebo controlled, and so we cannot gauge the extent to which the effect observed for primary vs secondary end point was confounded by lack of blinding.

While inducing autophagy with spermidine in the CD8+ T cell compartment clearly contributes to the increased numbers of antigen-specific CD8+ T cells, the limitation of these experiments is that we cannot gauge the contribution of improved CD4+ T cell function to CD8+ T cell numbers.

Without a full count, scientists cannot gauge the shortage, she said, adding: "We can't get a reasonable estimate from the private sector.

You cannot gauge the desperate situation of the hungry and homeless by statistics.

Those tests, Ms. Cator said, cannot gauge some skills that technology teaches, like collaboration, multimedia and research.

The second is that the ECB knows that the financial system lacks transparency – and knows that investors are aware that they cannot gauge the impact of an involuntary default, which could cause credit markets to freeze, reprising the aftermath of Lehman Brothers' collapse in September 2008.

Instead, they say, penguins head for shore at night because they cannot gauge the risk of being eaten by leopard seals or killer whales.

However, it suffers from a major limitation: it cannot gauge the biological activity of the novel drugs.