"We would say, you can have a debit card that precludes certain expenditure.
Mr. Diament said he was worried that commentary on Mr. Lieberman, whose Orthodox faith precludes certain activities on Saturdays, was "feeding a perception that Sabbath-observant people aren't capable of doing certain jobs".
The very complexity of the issue precludes certain knowledge and the ability to make predictions.
One must ask, however, whether this allegiance to natural explanation precludes certain questions from the realm of science.
In this paper and its prequel [1], we studied the problem whether cooperativity, that is, the total absence of negative interactions, precludes certain types of chaotic dynamics in Boolean networks with synchronous updating, at least under additional assumptions on the number of inputs and outputs per node.
The California Constitution, Moss wrote, "specifically precludes certain types of legislative enactments from the referendum process.
Although we do not presently know which compounds were essential for the origin of life, it seems possible to preclude certain environments if even fairly simple organic compounds were involved (Cleaves and Chalmers 2004).
"Any attempt to make the program proscriptive and preclude certain airlines from its benefits would only put the government in the position of deciding which airlines are worthy of existing and which are not," they wrote.
It is noted that the stringent selection criteria imposed in this study for differential expression would preclude certain genes, although present in the SAGE datasets and relevant to cancer development, from further analysis (see example below).
The nuns are ideal for scientific study because their stable, relatively similar lives preclude certain factors from contributing to illness.
And although the elections from 2008 to 2018 have underscored the Democratic Party's diversity and inclusivity, that shouldn't preclude certain candidates jumping in the race, she said.
