Sentence examples for impossible to exclude the from inspiring English sources
Frans van den Boom, an executive director of the International Aids Vaccine Initiative, said that even when a vaccine is developed, it would be impossible to exclude the risk of transmission between people.
"I can't think that there is much commercial interest in this subject". Varmus added: "It's impossible to exclude the science-fiction rogue scientist idea.
The fact that the study was limited to nurses makes it impossible to exclude the possibility that hypertension could be linked to shift work in other professions.
Since WHO does not systematically report on changes in reporting modalities, it is impossible to exclude the possibility that reporting changes in other countries may be affecting our results; however, this would result in upward bias, not downward bias, and thus would not explain our finding that DOTS has no effect on case detection.
25 Without routine laparoscopy, however, it is impossible to exclude the possibility of endometriosis.
Thus, this study is not informative because it is impossible to exclude the presence of long fibers in small quantities.
It is thus impossible to exclude that refrigeration at home is a confounding factor even if, among the domestic equipments reflecting domestic hygiene and comfort analysed in this study, refrigeration can be seen as one of the best candidates when one considers both the strength of the association and the putative mechanisms of disease (table 2).
Solution: Womble, Carlyle's Johnson says it's nearly impossible to exclude these provisions from contracts.
It is also impossible to exclude that loss of neurons contributes to decreased miRNA-132-3p in those samples.
The crux of the Bush Administration's strategic dilemma is that its decision to back a Shiite-led government after the fall of Saddam has empowered Iran, and made it impossible to exclude Iran from the Iraqi political scene.
Otherwise it is impossible to exclude any of the possible scenarios depicted above.
