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Because the MCBS had time limits at both stages of the test (see the Methods section for more descriptions), test speededness should not be completely precluded, even though disengagement with the test is of primary concern in low-stakes assessments.

However, the role of peripheral adipose tissue cannot be completely precluded, since patients with abdominal prominence only and without lipodystrophy, defined by FMR, had less marked glucose disturbances i.e. they only had increased prevalence of IGT.

But surrogates are not now completely precluded from making such decisions, despite what your editorial suggests.

Nevertheless, our application of AICC, may correctly adjust AIC values for small sample size bias, but should not be interpreted to completely preclude the possibility of our large model overfitting a relatively small dataset.

Compared with the results reported in the first part of this study, using a MEJS with a large gap is likely to completely preclude bridge girder pounding, and consequently to prevent local damage at the girder ends.

Histopathologically, distinct cellular properties were completely masked with heavy pigmentation, thus precluding a proper distinction of benignity versus malignancy.

At 3 weeks of age Mecp2−/y mice did not show any overt phenotype, but a week later they could be easily recognized by their altered gait, reduced body weight, tremors and hindpaw clasping, precluding us from being completely blind to the genotypes when performing the experiments.

The fact that biologics are quite similar in terms of response rate at the group level does not preclude them from being completely different at the individual level.

Only a combination of profligacy in front of goal, heroic last-ditch British tackling and a couple of splendid saves from the British goalkeeper, Craig Connell, precluded the men in yellow from being completely out of sight at the break.

The system was completely symmetrical and the centers of mass and stiffness were located at the same point and parallel to shear walls of the structure, to preclude torsional and out-of-plane responses.

"This doesn't completely preclude there being other versions of auto-complete," said Andrew Alton from Urquhart-Dykes & Lord.