Sentence examples for access precluded from inspiring English sources
No credentialed emergency sonographer would be available going forward, lack of Internet access precluded transmission of images and over-reading, and no "formal" ultrasound or computed tomography (CT) scan results would be available to serve as comparison studies.
The difficulty in surgical access precluded the use of selective lower lobar collapse, which could have been helpful to correct the predicted intraoperative hypoxemia during OLV.
Findings organized under the theme "care plan development, content, and access" suggest that the standardized process associated with RAI/MDS assessment and care plan implementation, as well as structural impediments to PSW care plan access, precluded full participation by PSWs.
A guaranteed seat and good access precludes the old need to arrive early for big games.
One patient had poor venous access precluding sampling.
Over 15% of humanity has no access to electricity, and far more have unreliable access that precludes most productive energy uses that are beneficial for improving economic prosperity, health and education.
68 By this question, the referring court asks, in essence, whether Article 3(2) of the Conditional Access Directive precludes national legislation which prevents the use of foreign decoding devices, including those procured or enabled by the provision of a false name and address or those which have been used in breach of a contractual limitation permitting their use only for private purposes.
However, until now, the complexity of developing a suitable index of access has apparently precluded the development of an acceptable solution.
Publication of notice pursuant to § 946.4 provides constructive notice unless a claimant can demonstrate circumstances which reasonably precluded his access to the published notice.
Supplies and samples were carried on foot to and from the vehicle when terrain precluded vehicle access to the workstation.
Additionally the remoteness of some villages precluded early access to medical care and compromised treatment and follow-up.
