Sentence examples similar to be able to preclude from inspiring English sources
That does not preclude us being able to use other tools in our tool box," he said.
This suggests that the relation between nematode abundance and biomass, and quantity, quality and bioavailability of the present food is stronger when hydrodynamic disturbance is greater, providing that the disturbance is not of such proportions that it is able to preclude the establishment of meiobenthic communities.
Little Ben may not be able to tie his shoes, but that shouldn't preclude his going to Brown.
All those who have reservations or whose faith precludes them from donating their organs would be able to register, said Sir Liam.
After I contacted Virgin about speaking with the famously media-accessible Branson, a spokeswoman responded that Branson's travel schedule precluded an interview, but that he might be able to answer questions in writing.
While Puf1 in principle might be able to functionally complement for Puf2 function, depletion of Puf1 at the mRNA level precludes a hypothetical functional overlap in vivo.
These data indicate that PDGF-BB may not be able to bind to the NRP1 extracellular domain with high affinity, although our results do not preclude this possibility.
The Admiralstab hoped that Dresden would be able to break through to the Atlantic and return to Germany, but the poor condition of her engines precluded this.
Carers should be able to communicate in English to a degree whereby they can participate in the interviews and assessments (unfortunately limited funding precludes the provision of interpreters).
