Sentence examples for obstacles precluding from inspiring English sources

Two of the potential obstacles precluding inclusion of higher levels of dry distillers grains with solubles (DDGS) in corn-based dairy cow diets are the low levels of rumen-degradable protein (RDP) and the fatty acid content and composition of DDGS.

Apart from intrinsic challenges of EEG signal analysis, one of the main obstacles precluding EEG-BCI from being used in patients' daily lives is setup encumbrance.

Without notice, the United States had removed the last obstacle precluding offensive action against Cuban and Russian targets on the island.

However, absence of a reliable gene transfer system is the single largest obstacle precluding the use of molecular approaches for the genetic improvement of white-rot fungi [ 11].

Are there financial resources to underwrite her efforts (and is she aware of them?) What other obstacles might preclude her successfully executing on the plan that you and she have co-created?

Finally, we discuss the obstacles that preclude more general notions of naiveté, and illuminate the impossibility of a definition that simultaneously incorporates both random choice and costly self-control.

Common to these situations is a pathogen overcoming an obstacle that was precluding access to major host resources, creating a 'winner takes all' scenario, often accompanied by severe clinical disease.

This explanation derives from the different types of obstacles that may preclude reaching agreements between injurers and victims, on the one side, and between benefactors and recipients of benefits on the other.

In the current study, we explicitly evaluated two unique obstacles that could preclude the spread of resistance to inhibitors of QS receptors.

The use of BSF to produce lipid from lignocellulosic biomass could be a potentially feasible approach for overcoming the obstacles that currently preclude the commercial production of biodiesel.

The positioning errors grow rapidly when obstacles or terrain obscure the sky precluding GPS receivers from obtaining signals through a sufficient number of satellites.