Sentence examples for which cannot be answered from inspiring English sources

But it raises a few troubling questions, most of which cannot be answered quickly.

One big question, which cannot be answered until it has been read, is whether Moore, an ardent Thatcher supporter, was ever the right man to write objectively.

The sting for Tottenham had come in the early concession to Loïc Rémy and the question, which cannot be answered, as to whether Lloris, who was stood down on medical advice in the wake of his head injury at Everton the previous Sunday, might have done better than his replacement, Brad Friedel, who was slow to leave his line after Yoan Gouffran had won possession from Paulinho and released Rémy.

The real significance of integrated information intelligence is to be able to answer science and policy questions which cannot be answered directly from fragmented information sources.

The first, which cannot be answered with our current study, is the variability of ER expression in the same tumor.

However, there are certain questions which cannot be answered by randomized trials or only with enormous and disproportional effort [ 2, 3].

The question on how long PrT would have to be exercised or how often it should be done (e.g. on a daily basis, once every week) and at which intensity cannot be answered in this review.

One critical tool for instructors aspiring to cultivate divergent biological thinking in their classrooms is the use of open-ended questions, which are those questions that cannot be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" or even easily answered with a single word or phrase.

The short duration of the practice log does not provide longitudinal data which may address questions that cannot be answered here (such as seasonal variation for topics), and would enhance validity and generalizability of findings.

15 The question whether self-management interventions are effective cannot be answered without considering which components are responsible for eliciting the effect and identifying in which subgroups of patients the intervention is most effective.

However, this study was only designed to examine the association between cost of transport and ART acceptance and there are a number if other relevant questions that cannot be answered here and which merit further specific research: a) is the rather long (8 week) waiting time between the initiation of anti-TB treatment and ART influencing ART acceptance ?