Sentence examples for preclude interpretation from inspiring English sources

While design limitations preclude interpretation of individual risk, further investigations of environmental risks to child development issues are warranted.

Patients with established obstructive coronary artery disease, unstable coronary syndromes, moderately positive to strongly positive exercise test (Duke treadmill score <−11), inability to exercise, significant arrhythmias and baseline ECG changes like left bundle branch block and ST depression >1 mm that preclude interpretation of treadmill exercise test (TMT) were excluded.

However, the reliance on cross-sectional studies precludes interpretation of the direction of effects.

Further drawbacks of the study are the cadaveric nature of the biopsies, which precludes interpretation of potentially reversible changes that occur in recovering patients and some control groups being historical controls.

Secondly, the retrospective case-control design used in this study precludes interpretation of these results as indicators of EOC risk.

The small sample size precludes interpretation of the incidence and adjustments for risk factors associated with renal impairment have not been included in the analysis.

The tremor was observed at many stations with different azimuths precluding interpretation of the observed signal as a path effect (e.g. Cote et al. 2010).

Among those smokers who completed the intervention, six and twelve month quit rates of 16%and13%3% were achieved but the absence of a comparable control group precludes interpretation of these findings as a measure of intervention effectiveness.

Although there was a trend for lower blood glucose in salsalate-treated diabetic animals, the extremely high variability in ZDF animals precluded interpretation of any potential effects of drug treatment.

However, the number of pool users was small, findings were not statistically stable, and the relative concentrations of various DBPs in pools differ from those in drinking water, precluding interpretation of these findings.

Other limitations include the cross-sectional study design, which precludes interpretation regarding the direction of relationships (e.g., pregnancy-related anxiety contributing to antenatal depression versus antenatal depression contributing to pregnancy-related anxiety).