To so hold would preclude development and fix a city forever in its primitive conditions.
– There was a strong consensus that diversity around the world – in metrics, government approaches, cultural differences, etc. – will long preclude development of common indices of wellbeing.
Blocking the Keystone project will not reduce American dependence on imported oil, preclude development of Canada's oil sands, or have any meaningful impact on climate change.
Highly disparate molecular profiles of spatially separated tumor areas within the same tumor may preclude development of molecularly targeted therapies based on single tumor biopsies.
Because they preclude development, national monuments are also critically important for ecological protection.
The well known sequence requirements of "canonical triplex" formation have been heretofore understood to preclude development of molecular diagnostic methods whereby base pairs in stable heteropolymeric duplex samples may be assayed with base specific resolution using third strand probes.
One advantage of this generic approach may be the ability to predict outcomes in less common cancers where limited data might preclude development of specific models.
Deficiencies in study design and variability in contaminant reductions preclude development of a useful quantitative correction factor for the effects of preparation and cooking on contaminant burden.
Yet, the active site configuration in the UIMn complex does not necessarily preclude development of specific 3′-processing inhibitors, which would not require ejection of the trinucleotide.
Rodent Wwox mutants typically exhibit early death, which may preclude development of some tumours, in addition to metabolic disorders, but they are otherwise surprisingly different in their phenotypes (19– 25).
Although ecological studies using time series analysis can serve as a cost-effective design for examining associations, the logistical challenges of data collection often preclude development of an analytical framework.
