Stagnant social politics in this part of the world tend to preclude much of an artistic life.
"These are very, very dangerous groups of people, and we need to take corrective measures in order to preclude their expansion in other parts of the region.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08363.007 To preclude the depletion of unlabeled TERT as part of a TERT multimer, biotin-labeled TERT complexes were bound to streptavidin in 2 M urea.
Such progress, they believe, will be possible only if Netanyahu curbs the settlements, which Palestinians and the larger Arab world see as part of an ongoing effort to alter "facts on the ground" to preclude a two-state solution.
For a smaller number of participants, the specific circumstances surrounding the initial decision to commence therapy served to preclude any degree of significant involvement on their part (Table 2C).
The stem part of the filter paper was inserted through a slit on the upper part of pipette tip near the entrance of a food chamber so as to preclude flies from walking over the treated surface.
A local damage in the core, arbitrarily located along the length of the sandwich beam, is assumed to preclude the transition of stresses through the core between the undamaged parts of the beam.
Wolves arouse passions that seem to preclude any effort to treat them the way they should be treated: as part of a natural, healthy ecosystem.
That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.
