Sentence examples for which cannot be recognised from inspiring English sources

Secondly, since we have amplified only a part of exon 14 and exon 15 of Ksp-cadherin mRNA, we cannot exclude that a frameshift mutation might have occurred in the RCC cells which cannot be recognised by the RT PCR analysis.

Interestingly, none of these epitopes have been found in a sample of isolated sclerenchyma, suggesting that, in some ferns, xylans might not be the major hemicellulosic polysaccharides in sclerified tissues, unless they occur as a structural variant which cannot be recognised by either LM10 or LM11.

Alternatively, he suggested that a constant proportion of the combined population be used to derive an uncertainty or adjustment factors in order to protect sensitive subgroups which cannot be recognised by risk managers (as is the case with polymorphisms, where most people would not be aware of their specific genetic susceptibility).

"Without that," she says, "our needs cannot be recognised, but neither will our contribution".

By definition, idiolects cannot be recognised in any segment of the community as a linguistic variety (Hasan, [1973]).

Although these EU countries are developed nation, the effect of increased usage of cashless payment takes time to diffuse and cannot be recognised immediately.

It is not possible to measure growth that takes place in these environments due to the slow rates (<1 m/year) and biota (<0.5 m) <span class="lh">cannot be recognised.

As a consequence, this condition cannot be recognised as an occupational injury because of computer work.

If these sensations cannot be recognised and management strategies are lacking, the individual's response may be inadequate or insufficient.

There were many speculations for the result: DNA-adducts structure of OX cannot be recognised by the MMR machinery.

He said another man in the video, which cannot be verified, was someone he recognised from Cardiff.