That does not preclude more serious afterthoughts when the froth has subsided.
This does not preclude more complex undocumented rearrangements.
A 60 cm wide external netting overhang, curved in an arc and supported by lengths of heavy gauge wire, effectively precluded more feral cats and foxes than a 30 cm wide overhang angled upwards.
The small sample sizes involved precluded more detailed statistical investigations that would have been possible with sample sizes greater than N = 30.
Competition restrictions precluded more sophisticated in-car measurement.
These documents make it clear that on Oct. 2, 1919, Wilson suffered a devastating trauma, so extensive that it precluded anything "more than a minimal state of recovery".
Remember that ballroom etiquette precludes dancing more than two dances in a row with the same person.
Because limitations on both time and information preclude examination of more than a few options, policy makers typically focus on alternatives differing only marginally from previous policies.
It was hypothesized that some kind of a selection operated to preclude expansions with more than 1000 repeats in spermatogenesis [ 40, 63], but it is still unclear why DM1 premutation and protomutation stay stable upon passage through female meioses, while full mutation in the same background undergoes dramatic expansion.
More than 10% of the population has been sampled in this study, but the logistical and financial issues of sampling more bears in the manner required for this analysis likely precludes more detailed information than is presented here.
It is unclear whether "fatal" precludes prolonged senescence, and whether "instantaneous" reproduction precludes production of more than a single offspring.
