One hypothesis is that similarities between HIV and human proteins influence the host immune response, i.e., resemblance between viral and host peptides could preclude reactivity against certain HIV epitopes.
However, it does not preclude a prosecution against the other two or a third individual who has yet to be identified.
But David S. Ruder, a law professor at Northwestern University and a former chairman of the S.E.C., said that the sequence was not always followed and that the civil settlement did not preclude criminal charges against individuals.
It did not preclude criminal prosecutions against those who, thinking they could lie low and hope for the best, failed to come forward voluntarily to confess.In Cambodia, the political transition has already taken place.
Judge Ellis said that the city's comparisons of Mr. Burns to Mr. Berlinger were "misplaced" and that having a point of view did not necessarily preclude the protections against subpoenas generally granted to journalists.
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).
Perhaps most significantly, the regulators' various orders will not preclude further action against HSBC, including fines and other monetary penalties, the firm said.
Despite its extensive use, MADRS lacks published results in Brazil, precluding comparisons against the findings of the present study.
It may be that members of the Bush administration do not relish the present state of affairs, but the past involvement of so many of them in its creation may preclude their acting effectively against their former comrades.
But a conviction would preclude her from running against Mr Yanukovich again, in a campaign in which she would no doubt ridicule his criminal past and frequent gaffes.Yet by settling scores, Mr Yanukovich may also have damaged his own cause.
