She became the Thurber wife because she could not become, as she can now, the Thurber boss; her bossiness is an expression of her being precluded from being an actual leader.
38 Investigation of the rates of psoriasis adverse events in these groups of patients is precluded by the low numbers of patients within the BSRBR with these conditions.
Statistical analysis of the prognostic implications of diploidy was precluded in the present study owing to the low number of patients with diploid tumours (stage I, n=35; stage II and III, n=18).
Complete automated passaging of ESCs was precluded by the lack of an integrated centrifuge to facilitate removal of cell dissociating agents.
At this time, the development of regulations to assure home and school environments that are less likely to contribute to the development of asthma is precluded by the lack of research supporting specific interventions.
In this context, the use of compounds that generate NO spontaneously for the treatment of malignancies is precluded due to the potential general toxic effects of NO.
In other words, if the only religious voices that were acceptable within the public sphere were those that parroted patriotic themes or that championed America's moral purity and manifest destiny, then not only would the prophetic dimension of religion be precluded, but religion itself would be of no use whatsoever to our nation.
More detailed analysis relating to age-specific infection and survival rates or mode of transmission was precluded by the difficulty in determining the age of adult bats, the lack of juveniles in the sample, and the cross-sectional sample used.
The BACI design is widely employed in studies of single-site impacts, disaster analysis, and generally when the replication of experiments is precluded by logistic, legal, or natural constraints (Stewart-Oaten et al. 1986; Conquest 2000; Smith 2002).
But patients who are harmed by denial of care are precluded by Erisa from suing for damages.
