Sentence examples for preclude growth from inspiring English sources

With austerity the price of continued assistance, analysts questioned the efficacy of a rescue that would once again preclude growth and development in a country whose economy is on course to contract by an unprecedented 25%, all a result of internationally mandated spending cuts.

Furthermore, most new methods kill the microbes precluding growth of the pure cultures that are required as input for today's microbial identification methods.

Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) assays define the antimicrobial concentration that precludes growth after overnight incubation.

Natural scrublands occur in areas in which factors such as climate or soil are sufficiently challenging to preclude the growth of trees but are adequate to allow the growth of shrubs.

In October he said that "a moderate cooling in the housing market" would not preclude economic growth in 2006.

(Also: this does not preclude national growth, either. Shah notes that the company will be using the funding to grow its business in India — expanding the team and also looking at offline opportunities; and developing mobile apps).

In particular, OTU 7 (5% in successful and <1% in unsuccessful) most closely matched the genus Simplicipsira, which includes microorganisms commonly found in wastewater and are capable of phosphorus removal (Simplicispira limi) and denitrification (Simplicispira psychrophilia) (Grabovich et al. 2006; Lu et al. 2007) The success of cultivation did not preclude phototrophic growth.

These results confirmed that the AsdB present in E. ictaluri is non-functional, since deletion of asdA is enough to preclude cell growth in the absence of DAP.

Our TEM images show that several extrinsic fluorescent labels do not preclude the growth of multiple fibril varieties for Aβ40 and αS.

p53 is important for eliminating cells with irreparable DNA damage to preclude the growth of tumours, but this mechanism would not apply to postmitotic neurons; nevertheless p53 oscillations may still result in neuronal loss.

As deletion of S. cerevisiae genes involved in vacuolar acidification/biogenesis precludes growth at alkaline pH (Serrano et al., 2004) and Vps32-GFP over-expression results in large aggregates of endosomal membranes (Fig. 4A), we hypothesized that both the growth impairment and the alkaline pH sensitivity caused by Vps32-GFP over-expression result from dysfunction of the endosomal system.