Sentence examples for may preclude its from inspiring English sources
A limitation in the use of this system is that it requires live virulence-attenuated bacteria, which may preclude its use in certain populations such as children and the immunocompromised.
Dietary manipulation may be an effective emission-reduction tool; however, the associated costs may preclude its use as a mitigation strategy.
Conclusions: This pilot study confirms the acceptability of the RSM, particularly in relation to its smell and chewability, but the current size may preclude its widespread use.
The paper concludes that although both the quasi-static and frequency domain approaches are potentially more efficient than transient dynamic analysis, parameter sensitivity of the frequency domain approach may preclude its eventual use.
It is well known that organic matter may absorb the toxic molecules of the nematicide during its degradation which may preclude its action against nematode (Noling 2009).
Although our findings support the clinical feasibility of high-throughput tumor mutation profiling, we recognize that the mass spectrometric genotyping approach has certain limitations that may preclude its implementation as a definitive cancer diagnostics platform.
FRA recognizes that circumstances outside the railroad's control may preclude it from fulfilling the four-business-hour time limit.
The lack of detectable secretion from wild type Salmonella is inconsistent with SseK3 being a secreted effector, although the low expression level of SseK3 may have precluded its detection.
The low expression of the minor form may have precluded its detection by SDS-PAGE.
The metastability of I and the small size of the spectroscopic signals associated with this peptide (C. M. Johnson, personal communication, 2007) may have precluded its experimental detection.
Lack of space may have precluded its inclusion, but a plot of sMMP-9 concentration against age would have assisted readers in judging whether fitting a model relating concentration and age was justified.
