Sentence examples for preclude applications from inspiring English sources
However, features of existing formalisations of classical logic argumentation (Cl-Arg) that ensure satisfaction of rationality postulates, preclude applications of Cl-Arg that account for real-world dialectical uses of arguments by resource-bounded agents.
Obama, in affirming his State Department's recommendation to reject the pipeline, emphasized his decision does not preclude applications for similar projects.
But others said the decision was written so narrowly as to preclude application to almost any other case.
Magistrate Judge Laurel Beeler concluded Friday that the law did not preclude application to "new technologies for prerecorded video content" and allowed the case to go ahead.
Mr. Gupta may try to keep the wiretaps out of his trial by asserting that he was not a member of any conspiracy with Mr. Rajaratnam, which would preclude application of the co-conspirator exception.
In addition to this, alkylation also has other technical issues that were discussed before, which preclude application to heavy oil.
These drawbacks preclude application of CaNa2EDTA as a suitable drug to treat lead poisoning.
Antisense nucleotide treatment does not preclude application of other therapies, such as cytostatics.
The discussions presented above clearly indicate that it is possible to solve most of the problems which currently preclude application of these enzymes as therapeutic agents in human and animal infections or as a food preservative.
Although several parameters, such as variable run conditions and times, likely preclude application to outbreak events in real time, the revised scheme presented here may be useful for retrospective epidemiologic investigations in which a more specific focus is often placed on a limited number of epidemiologically related isolates (15 ).
The general lack of corrosion resistance, however, precludes applications in dentistry in both the oral environment and where sterilization is necessary, as in hand instruments.
