The phrase "an effect in precluding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or result of something that prevents or hinders an action or outcome.
Example: "The new policy has an effect in precluding any further discussions on the matter."
Alternatives: "a role in preventing" or "a factor in hindering".
However, the absence of evidence of an effect in infancy does not preclude serious adverse effects in later life.
PP2A knockdown has been reported to trigger cell death in a variety of cell types [35], and we observed a similar effect in our experiments, precluding the isolation of cell clones with permanent PP2A knockdown.
TAM itself demonstrates a dual agonist/antagonist activity that results in a weak estrogenic effect, precluding a total blockade of estrogen-stimulated tumor growth [ 41] and driving the natural selection of TAM-resistant tumor cells [ 42].
This study was designed to further reveal the mechanisms underlying its antithrombotic effect by focusing on its in vitro antiplatelet effect after precluding its influence on coagulation factors.
Group-level aggregations of behaviour habit correlation coefficients potentially conflate causal repetition-habit and habit-repetition effects, thereby overestimating the true size of either effect in isolation and precluding reliable interpretation of causality (Weinstein, 2007).
But if the settlement, in effect, precludes private litigation, then $13 billion is not enough.
After 1 h of MNNG treatment, a toxic effect precluded any kinetic assessment (data not shown).
"We believe a project design so as 'not to preclude' transit realistically does have the effect of precluding transit," the regional chapter of the American Planning Association, which represents 1,200 planners, said in a letter to the state in March.
While the meglitinides, repaglinide and neteglinide, theoretically would produce less hypoglycemia than sulfonylureas, lack of clinical trial data for these agents, and the fact that they are primarily prandial in effect, would preclude their use.
Although Jacques, d'Arripe, and Rossion (2007) found evidence for the FIE within 170 ms by using adaptation in an event-related potential design, this does not preclude an effect of inversion in the later processing stages.
