Although legal or self-imposed exclusion can dramatically affect public policy and even undermine the legitimacy of a government, it does not preclude decision making by election, provided that voters are given genuine alternatives among which to choose.
The inability of CT to reliably identify lesions, and to classify those it does detect, should preclude its use as a decision-making tool.
Despite their important contribution, most trials evaluating PCT-guided antibiotic therapy present several limitations that preclude their safe extrapolation to the clinical decision-making process [ 3].
"This is nothing related to politics or religion," he said, "and the law basically precludes us from making that part of the decision-making process".
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
Ranch decision-making process diversity within these environments precludes development of a single "best" strategy to manage livestock grazing.
While the availability of evidence is no guarantee that it will be used to aid decision-making, the absence of evidence will certainly preclude its use.
It is well known that the secrecy of decision-making in the planning process, as for the Museum of Tolerance, precludes genuine consultation and objections.
While reviews addressing program management decision-making exist, often, they also include policy decision-making, precluding examination of barriers and facilitators specifically experienced by individuals involved in the former.
Complex decision-making problems, related to planning and management of irrigation water resources, generally preclude the use of large, distributed-parameter models, which are then commonly substituted by lumped-parameter models.
Many of these consumers may have wanted to engage in shared decision-making with their provider but felt the attitude of their provider precluded them from asking questions.
