Both he and his wife, the former actor Sheila Shand Gibbs, whom he met while nursing half a pint in a drinking club and married in 1953, were committed Christians, which precluded, as far as he was concerned, making adverts for alcohol or cigarettes.
TACE is also used in patients with early-stage HCC when curative therapies including liver transplantation, hepatic resection, and image-guided ablation are precluded as well as in the setting of combination strategies including transcatheter and percutaneous treatments [ 7– 12].
"What the Arizona law prohibited by explicit terms," he wrote, "Texas precludes as a matter of course".
For example, observations about the jury or the judge during a case would be unacceptable; personal assessments of witness credibility or evidential integrity should be precluded, as should matters of confidentiality and hearings in camera.
Furthermore, in that case such identifications would have been precluded as meaningless even when talking about metaphysically simple entities, such as angels and God, whereas the metaphysical simplicity of these entities was expressed precisely in terms of such identifications.
The use of enfuvirtide was permitted but tipranavir, another novel PI, was precluded as part of OBT.
This was precluded as only four schools were involved, so there were insufficient level 2 units (Snijders & Bosker, 1999).
Firstly, under-reporting or over-reporting of acute otitis media cannot fully be precluded, as the outcomes were based on parental reports.
Application of MTA at the perforation site precluded, as in this case, the need for surgical intervention or prolonged treatment with calcium hydroxide.
Glucose pathways were not assessed in this study and therefore cannot be precluded as a protective mechanism against acute myocardial infarction.
