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• M醫y醩 mester ( 閟 ) Gergely mester csin醠t醟 [ uninterpretable ]"
• The critics agreed that each of the five studies contained serious flaws that rendered them uninterpretable by them.
• They argued that the Qur'an was coeternal with Allah, rendering it inalterable and uninterpretable by man.
• It's worth investigating, but the studies done so far are poorand lack dosing information so are mostly uninterpretable ..
• The Lorenz cipher attachment changed the plaintext of the message into ciphertext that was uninterpretable to those without an identical machine identically set up.
• These proteases, if freely present in the lysate, would destroy any products from the reaction being studied, and make the experiment uninterpretable.
• But the company revealed late Wednesday that the FDA had found the company's pain data uninterpretable and not adequate for approval of the drug.
• Although it produces correct mean values for the variables, the use of nonsense coding is not recommended as it will lead to uninterpretable statistical results.
• The prospect of all that gleaming hardware, astronomically unaffordable mega-technology and uninterpretable compuspeak send the merely keyboard-competent screeching in the opposite direction.
• Brassier also defines non-philosophy as the " theoretical practice of philosophy proceeding by way of transcendental axioms and producing theorems which are philosophically uninterpretable ".
• CaMLA recommends that Level 3 is used only with high proficiency students, otherwise the test taker s score might be so low as to be uninterpretable.
• The critics agreed that each of the five studies contained serious flaws that rendered them uninterpretable by them and reinforced the conclusion that Thought Field Therapy was a pseudoscience.
• The reason why the axioms and theorems of non-philosophy are philosophically uninterpretable is because, as explained, philosophy cannot grasp its decisional structure in the way that non-philosophy can.
• Shares of drug developer Transkaryotic Therapies Inc . plunged more than 60 percent after regulators called data supporting its drug for Fabry disease " uninterpretable " and the company lowered its earnings guidance.
• Fences also adds that, " the studies done so far are poor and lack dosing information so are mostly uninterpretable . " I cited 3 studies and 1 article specifically in relation to SMF research on microcirculation.
• He nevertheless took strong exception to the writings of Eddy, calling them " incomprehensible and uninterpretable . " He was particularly incensed by the thought that Eddy was using Christian Science to accrue wealth and power for herself.
• The expert, Dr . Richard Sherins, director of the division of andrology at the Genetics and IVF Institute in Fairfax, Va ., said the current studies and several preceding it suffered from methodological flaws that made their data uninterpretable.
• Later, however, Tolkien changed both the names and conception, assuming that all the names of the Easterlings are uninterpretable in languages of Eldar or Edain ( this was true of " Brodda " even in early texts ).
• Geier's scientific work has also been criticized; when the Institute of Medicine reviewed vaccine safety in 2004, it dismissed Geier's work as seriously flawed, " uninterpretable ", and marred by incorrect use of scientific terms.
• While that company's Spiegel said it was no longer pressing the trade-secret issue, he argued that the release of a flood of patient safety data might unnecessarily frighten the public and result in " a deluge of uninterpretable reports ."