That legislation aimed to preclude the E.P.A. from using any studies that could not be independently reproduced.
Intrusion tolerance explicitly aims to preclude such intrusions from causing global security failures, e.g., loss of confidentiality.
Working synergistically, the use of ADM and NPWT dressing aimed to preclude problems that would arise during wound healing.
The pooling of individuals, although a common and recommended strategy for non-model organism studies aiming to identify as many alleles as possible [ 44], did not allow scoring individual genotypes, which in turn precluded calculations of allele frequencies.
." A 1982 amendment carried by Presley further prohibited any legislator from "appearing, agreeing to appear or taking any other action on behalf of another person (for compensation) before any board or state agency". This was aimed at precluding a lawmaker from being paid to represent an interest before an entity of state government over which the lawmaker could exert official influence.
This can attenuate the differences aimed to be detected, and may preclude the detection of a positive relationships between MetS and change in atherosclerosis as opposed to single measurement of atherosclerosis at follow-up.
Indeed, the proposed classification does not aim to pigeonhole behaviors into a certain category while precluding them from fitting elsewhere.
We provide a general framework to guide the development of interventions that aim to address persistent features in eating disorders that may preclude effective treatment.
Moral cosmopolitans regarded all humans as 'brothers' (though with obvious gender bias) — an analogy with which they aimed to indicate the fundamental equality of rank of all humans, which precluded slavery, colonial exploitation, feudal hierarchy, and tutelage of various sorts.
With these strikes, Western powers aim to redraw bright redlines in Syria and remind the world on conventions in warfare that preclude the use of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons.
