Although the number of subjects in this Phase I preclude a definitive conclusion with regards to the allergy risk from plant-produced vaccines, our data are reassuring for the continued development of these vaccines.
The rationale behind this setup was (i) to preclude changes in leaf quality due to induced damage by leaf harvestings and (ii) to guarantee sufficient genetic variation within each of the three selection lines and to avoid genetic drift.
"I will consider, I cannot preclude anything," he said at a seminar at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.
" … Although I earn just over 11 dollars per hour I am not eligible for a health care card so I'm precluded from pap smears and other medical services" (M2).
I spent my entire adult life serving as a military officer where I was precluded from direct involvement in partisan political activity.
The semantics of our descriptions can influence the way in which we think about a problem – for example, if I only think of cancer (or any other disease) in a combative manner, I may preclude myself from negotiating a solution to this unfortunate condition without necessarily being fixated about its complete eradication.
It was initially surmised that increasing SYBR Green I quantity would be informative; however, the sensitivity of QuantiTect (a T. aquaticus DNA polymerase (Taq) based formulation) to SYBR Green I inhibition precluded the ability to apply anything but a moderate increase in SYBR Green I quantity.
But "all of a sudden," he added, "the language changed and I was precluded from doing anything until after the Summer Olympics".
A spokeswoman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Nicole Navas, said, "As a matter of policy, I am precluded from commenting on matters still pending before the immigration court".
By failing to be brilliant, rich and beautiful, I am precluded from having many goods, but we might say that the preclusion is moot, in the sense that it is harmless to me.
