Sentence examples for we cannot stipulate that from inspiring English sources

Since the quality of complete sequencing results is not known in advance and thus can vary across studies, we cannot stipulate that sequences under examination have always been well read and documented, so that multiple omissions of mutations, for whatever reason, should be anticipated (see e.g. [3]).

"The papers cannot stipulate that as it would require recategorizing the prepaid as simple debt".

Others are mulling over proposals to stipulate that abortion cannot be covered by private insurers in the forthcoming health-care exchanges.

This month, variations of the constitutional amendment — which would stipulate that government cannot spend more tax dollars than it takes in — will get their first votes in both chambers of Congress since 1995, as part of the law passed in August to raise the debt ceiling.

The rules stipulate that licensed producers cannot enter the lottery.

The Jordanian FDA guidelines stipulate that automatic substitution cannot apply to biologicals, including biosimilars.

The new rules stipulate that men who were baptized as Catholics and subsequently became Anglicans cannot become priests.

Disability scholars insist that philosophers must recognize that the terms they use will inevitably be taken to refer to actual human beings, so that they cannot stipulate away concerns about hurt and misinterpretation (Kittay 2005; Wong 2007).

We can conventionally stipulate that we will henceforth obey a certain inference rule.

For example, the law stipulates that prerecorded pitches cannot be used to complete sales over the phone.

We can stipulate that her lifetime welfare level came to a value of 250.