Sentence examples for and preclude that from inspiring English sources

To address this issue and preclude that possibility, in the 111th Congress John Linder introduced a contingent sunset provision in H.R. 25.

The inclusion of polyA in the reaction renders this methods ultra sensitive and we cannot preclude that extremely small amounts of contamination give rise to these positive samples.

These longitudinal studies strengthen the case for a causal relationship, although they do not necessarily preclude that PFOA and cholesterol, or PFOA and uric acid, are both associated with some other biological process that is changing over time.

While our results showed gangliosides downregulation, it does not preclude that GM1 and GM2 species decrease might contribute to chances in calcium homeostasis and increase the susceptibility to ER stress activation under chronic nutritional or pharmacological stimulus.

Therefore, Sanderson and Wojciechowski [ 14] could not preclude that part of the decline in BS they observed when increasing sampling size (≤140 taxa) was due to the failure of the simple addition search (saving one tree) to find shortest trees.

The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.

This, however, does not preclude that adaptive divergence actually exists.

It's about how we delude ourselves with stories, rather than a paean to the vital, life-giving force of Literature with a capital L. She's never soothing or simple; Didion's intellectual severity and honesty preclude that.

Whilst this is a strong point, financial and logistic limitations preclude that secondary interview outcomes and the cost-interview are taken by blinded research assistants.

Several techniques and definitions may have been used across the country, and we cannot preclude that this could affect our results.

And banks try to preclude that from happening by charging application fees.