Sentence examples for were unable to reconstruct from inspiring English sources
Previous lineage analyses based on classical techniques (such as marking a cell and following its progeny) were unable to reconstruct lineage trees at the single cell level due to inherent limitations.
While this analytical approach was used to attempt resolution of the most difficult nodes on our reconstructed phylogeny through using intraspecific variation as a cue to temporal order of species divergence, we were unable to reconstruct a satisfactory species tree after repeated attempts at parameter optimization.
We were unable to reconstruct the whole CRM elements with LTRs from CL42.
However, we were unable to reconstruct the karyotype of the common ancestor of Pinaceae and Cupressaceae in this study due to the lack of a suitable outgroup species phylogenetically close to conifers and with a well-assembled genome.
If biology is an inherent property of matter, why have chemists so far been unable to reconstruct life, or anything close to it, in the laboratory?
Without a wider mandate for libraries, giving them the right to store both digital materials and the tools to open it, historians of the future will be unable to reconstruct our times.
In these cases, the basic DPM is unable to reconstruct any valid ingress addresses [19].
We are unable to reconstruct exactly what Reichenbach may have intended, in particular since his definition of lack of aftereffect is difficult to distinguish from the criterion of invariance under subsequence selection.
In case 4, the software was unable to reconstruct the CS and consequently, the LV lead implantation was conventionally performed.
Classical MRA [ 19], its stochastic counterpart [ 16, 17] and SBRA are unable to reconstruct a network from this dataset due to its rank deficiency.
We found that the PSMC is unable to reconstruct abrupt changes in N e: for example, instantaneous bottlenecks 2000 or 20,000 years ago are reconstructed as a gradual dip in N e over a period of 5000 or 50,000 years, respectively.
