Sentence examples for were not be able to from inspiring English sources
Few teams soldier through injuries with the pride and confidence of the Chicago Bulls, but even they were not be able to handle the mounting body count in Game 5.
It was found that fast- and slow-mode liquid cyclic operation policies were not be able to decrease either the pressure drop or the specific deposit; however, with adjusting carefully the parameters of liquid cyclic operation it would be possible to prolong the trickle-bed cycle life.
In a study of recreational divers who were asked to perform equipment check procedures from memory (without using a written checklist), most were not be able to detect all the problems with the equipment (Acott, 1995).
We specifically excluded individuals with a diagnosis of inflammatory arthritis as we were not be able to determine a priori if they may already have underlying macro-structural bone damage in the regions of bone we were examining.
In a case when the study participants were not be able to be interviewed for some reason (e.g. absenteeism), attempt was made for three times to interview the respondent and after all, they were considered as non respondents.
We were not be able to demonstrate induction of apoptosis in vivo suggesting that in vitro the activity could be more directed to BTC cells, but in vivo ET-743 is also directed against the tumor microenvironment, in particular by decreasing the tumor-associated macrophages and down-regulation of cytokines, chemokines and angiogenic factors [ 16].
There was also concern that armed services were not been able to meet their recruitment quotas.
Other prevalent symptoms were not being able to do important things and trouble accepting the present situation (around 60%).
Often the person with depression is not be able to enjoy activities that he or she normally enjoys.
Upon landing the robot is not be able to recover from large tilt angle.
Mylotarg was not be able to study in K562 and their variant cell lines, because those cell lines are CD33-.
