Sentence examples for is able to preclude from inspiring English sources
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.
Therefore, if we know these quadrupole difference thresholds for a given volume pair, one may be able to preclude conformer pairs that are not sufficiently shape similar, using only knowledge of the volume and quadrupole moments.
(To "block" someone is to preclude their being able to see whether you are online or send you instant messages or e-mail).
Even if I found someone else, age would realistically preclude being able to build that kind of relationship again.
Although our binding experiments using a single type of (CR x species precluded being able to simultaneously bind different fragments of cluster II to RAP, it is clear from Table 1 that RAP could tightly engage CR3 CR8, with D1 binding to CR345 (Kd of 23 nM) and D3 binding to CR678 (Kd of 26 nM).
That does not preclude us being able to use other tools in our tool box," he said.
Is there anything inherent to games that should preclude us from being able to rent them?
Most of these species are quite rare now, however, which precluded our being able to obtain sufficient population data for genetic evaluation.
