The phrase "appears to preclude the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that seems to prevent or exclude a particular outcome or possibility.
Example: "The new regulations appear to preclude the possibility of further expansion in the market."
Alternatives: "seems to exclude the" or "appears to rule out the".
Mr. Kim's call for step-by-step denuclearization appears to preclude the kind of rapid dismantlement that John R. Bolton called for this month, days before Mr. Trump appointed him as his national security adviser.
On the surface, the argument from sovereignty appears to preclude the "Platonic Trinity".
Although this C13-flipped out loop isomer is not stable by itself, its formation appears to preclude the formation of the C16-C7 base pair, as the lateral loops of a stable i-motif structure must contain at least two bases.
The significance of Project Oscar is that it does not appear to preclude the development of any operator-specific mobile payment services.
Ligation would appear to preclude the keto-enol transformation that promotes access to the triplet state, but internal conversion to deactivate the first excited singlet state may be enhanced in the metal complexes.
However, these mechanisms of trastuzumab resistance do not appear to preclude the antitumor activity of small molecule inhibitors of HER-2 kinase, as is discussed below.
To conclude, differences in the sequence of enamelin between pig and other species, such as rat and human, appear to preclude the generation of a 32-kDa enamelin and its subsequent accumulation in the developing enamel.
Although its mode of action might appear to preclude the combination of CDCs with antibodies, it was recently shown that directing cytotoxicity using antibodies is applicable for LLO [ 19].
Such problems appear to differ by topic area (i.e., for acculturation vs physical activity), but these differences do not appear to preclude the application of general survey question design rules to reduce error across different cultural groups defined by language use.
Despite regular supervision and the use of the same clinician and microscopist throughout the study (which insured internal consistency of our results), the discrepancies we found between the Amsel's criteria and the accepted gold standard diagnosis (Nugent's method) in this study appear to preclude the use of this method under routine clinical conditions in our setting.
The statement from the company appears to preclude that cooperation.
