Sentence examples for which cannot be recovered from inspiring English sources

However, these existing fields still contain significant and unrecoverable quantities of hydrocarbons which cannot be recovered by current available technologies.

It is necessary to emphasize that there are also the failures in DES which cannot be recovered by means of the procedure.

When 2πh is bigger than 1, CE-OFDM system performance also degenerates, because some phase value is over, which cannot be recovered.

Furthermore, OWRT has 1/2 spectral efficiency loss with respect to DT and TWRT, which cannot be recovered from the SNR gain.

Under salt stress, knockout of the PLDa1 gene causes increased NaCl-induced disorganization of microtubules, which cannot be recovered during or after removal of the stress but can be alleviated by exogenous PA.

Some of these methods generate chemical or biological sludge which cannot be recovered or regenerated (Seetha et al. 2012; Dauda et al. 2010; Rao et al. 2009; Aydin et al. 2008; El-Ashtoukhy et al. 2008; Sud et al. 2008; Dabrowski et al. 2004; Zhen et al. 2002; Volesky and Leusch 1995).

It has been long disputed among naturalists whether this is because their race has turned off, or because they live hidden in the deep abyss of the ocean from which they cannot be recovered by the force of the tempest nor by any human means.

Once HlyA has inserted into the cell membrane, it appears to undergo an irreversible conformational change (Moayeri & Welch, 1997), after which it cannot be recovered from the membrane without the use of detergents (Bhakdi et al., 1986).

Latency is defined as an asymptomatic period during which infectious virus cannot be recovered from tissues, but can be induced to reactivate through organ culture or explantation [ 5, 6].

First characteristic is the irreversibility in which the investment cost cannot be recovered once it is installed (Pindyck 1993).

The other is that it was used to cover trading losses, which would mean that the money cannot be recovered.