Sentence examples for does not preclude that from inspiring English sources
"does not preclude that" is an acceptable phrase in written English
It is used to indicate that something does not necessarily prevent something else from happening. For example, "The fact that she was not feeling well does not preclude that she may have still attended the event."
Muslims are urging non-Muslims to celebrate an important past, which does not preclude that past, or any past, from remaining subject to ongoing, critical assessment.
This does not preclude that performance can be negatively affected by more severe levels of ongoing symptomatology.
To be clear, this position does not preclude that collectives (such as businesses or nations) can have obligations.
This finding does not preclude that plasticity-mediated responses to species interactions could increase as the plantation ages, leading to the coexistence of these species in adult forest stands.
This does not preclude that age or gender had effects on the immune response in the patients, but they did not seem to affect our primary measured parameters in the healthy subjects.
It does not preclude that sAPPβ can act in a death signal when a partner like DR6 is highly expressed [12].
Schuerholz did not preclude that possibility at some point, and said if a front-line pitcher were available, he would talk to the team that was offering him "if they're not asking too much".
The present results do not preclude that PEGylation at other sites or with different types of PEG could possibly extend Cpl-1 half-life with less detrimental effect on its bactericidal activity.
These results do not preclude that loss of entire portal tracts might contribute to the 3D phenotype.
Nonetheless, these cultural differences do not preclude that second-generation immigrants adopt local norms if they are well-integrated into their host societies.
Thus, the results of our study, although indicating that low carbohydrate-high protein diets tend in general to be detrimental to cardiovascular health, do not preclude that dietary regimens low in refined carbohydrates and high in plant proteins or unsaturated lipids could have no adverse effects on cardiovascular health.
