Sentence examples for designed to preclude the from inspiring English sources

Laboratory procedures that produce the fuel economy estimates posted on every new car sold in the US are designed to preclude the effects of differences between drivers.

The party underestimated the Scottish National Party, enabling it to win a shock majority (in an electoral system designed to preclude these) in the 2011 election to the Scottish Parliament.

That is how, back in 2011, the SNP won a shock majority in the Scottish Parliament (under an electoral system designed to preclude this), which triggered the referendum.

Although the primers were designed to preclude pseudogene co-amplification, the ability to amplify the full length mtgenome in biological samples such as NAF with reduced cellularity is an added quality assurance measure against pseudogenes.

Our protocol was designed to preclude contamination of the results by cognitive processes additional to those needed for MSI.

Roosevelt's assertion of hemispheric police power was designed to preclude violation of the Monroe Doctrine by European countries seeking redress of grievances against unruly or mismanaged Latin American states.

In a filing with the SEC, Minneapolis investor Irwin L. Jacobs, who heads a group holding a 12% stake in Honolulu-based Castle & Cooke Inc., claimed that the merger terms were designed "to preclude competitive bidding" for the company.

It is a set-up designed to preclude any sovereignty derived from the people of Europe.

Eight beams (six without shear reinforcing and two with shear reinforcing in the form of stirrups) with three different longitudinal reinforcement ratios for each concrete type were designed to preclude flexural failure and satisfy the minimum and maximum longitudinal reinforcement requirements of ACI 318-11.

Amplification primers and conditions were designed to preclude amplification of bonobo mtDNA.

This similarity offers a challenge to develop specific molecular tools, because the degree of amino acid identity among cognate members of a gene family can be so great as to preclude the design of agents that will readily distinguish individual relatives.