Sentence examples for which did not enable from inspiring English sources
Customer services insisted it was not their fault but the problems were due to the Australian banks having different and less modern systems which did not enable them to recognise the magnetic strip on the card.
The injection load was higher than the column capacity, which did not enable to obtain a suitable separation.
Additional limitations include the small convenience sample of study participants which prevent us from generalizing these results to Imperial County residents and the single sampling day, which did not enable us to study variability of exposure across days and seasons.
In addition, we used simple cartographic approaches to compute population-adjusted PfPR2 10 at the district level, which did not enable us to estimate area-level uncertainty.
26 Most of the investigations were conducted using a cross-sectional study design or a case-control study design, which did not enable the identification of the incidences of various fractures without recall bias.
The number of CVD events was also low (98 in men and 19 in women), which did not enable reasonable data analysis to check the effect of the A1C.
"A lack of clarity about right to buy, with policy detail deferred to secondary legislation, highlights our concerns the bill has been introduced in a state which does not enable parliamentarians to understand its impact, costs and benefits.
However, there is an incompatibility between these characteristics, which does not enable the optimization of the mixture.
Unfortunately, the survey does not document this issue, which does not enable us to assess to what extent migrated households could affect our results.
This is in contrast with the end point detection in conventional PCR, which does not enable accurate quantification of nucleic acids.
In this paper we discuss the alternative approach of using a remote analysis server which does not enable any data release, but instead is designed to deliver useful results of user-specified statistical analyses with a low risk of disclosure.
