But that doesn't preclude setting measurable goals for improvement.
But sharp disagreement between rich and poor nations over an agenda precluded setting a firm timetable.
A loss of precision of cue salience can preclude set-switching, particularly in the context of a hitherto predictable sequence, resulting in perseveration (Friston et al. 2012)—also shown in Parkinson's disease (Brown and Marsden 1988 ).
If UE j is not eligible to become a potential GO due to its high mobility, low residual energy, or UE type, it is precluded by setting s j,j) to −∞.
As shown in Table 2, except for those three associations, limitations in our data set preclude the analysis to detect further associations due to the lack of sufficient statistical power.
Unpaid fines or pending ones would not preclude Gray from setting up a new campaign account to run for D.C. Council.
Their decision, of course, does not preclude airlines from setting their own limits on carry-on bags.
And by no means should that preclude us from setting a balanced path toward a sustainable budget.
The absence of a validation set precluded a head-to-head comparison between our model and MASCC, but we analysed the distribution of the MASCC scores in the cases and controls (Table 5).
Although the small sample size of retroposed duplicates within our data set precludes a robust explanation for this trend, we speculate that this pattern may represent a burst of retrotranspositional activity yielding gene duplicates in our species' recent evolutionary past.
But the no encores rule doesn't preclude a "second set," in jazz parlance--when the personnel are warmed up, when things are getting good, when the magic can really happen.
