This method of analysis precludes the process of "exception reporting," whereby general practitioners are permitted to omit certain patients from their performance data on the grounds of unsuitability (for example, patients who are already receiving the maximum tolerated hypotensive drug dose, who fail to attend the surgery in spite of three invitations, or who are terminally ill).
Though no significant association of confiding support or practical support with cognitive decline was found in the current analysis, our study does not preclude the operation of such protective processes in later life.
Furthermore the increase in expiratory leak was observed at very high values of resistance that preclude the weaning process, making the performance of the cuff-leak test clinically irrelevant.
He said in other cases teams made preemptive offers to preclude the negotiation process.
The relative loss of stability and robustness of the instability phenotype may result in changes in epigenetic regulation and the acquisition of mutations that a) give a selective growth advantage by, for example, the loss of a checkpoint and b) preclude the complete reversal of the process by modification of the state space due to the loss of or gain of dimensions (active gene products).
These are subjective states that are indeed reported by humans who abuse or are addicted to drugs, but again they do not preclude the enhancement of implicit processes and the aberrant engagement of S-R habit learning.
The use of MegaCell DCS does not prevent corneas swelling when cultured and hence preclude the necessity of reversing this process prior to transplant.
The absence of a role for AtWhy2 in the editing process does not preclude the involvement of the Whirlies in other steps of the maturation of RNA.
This development leads into a contradictory situation both on the practical and the theoretical level: because the process of rationalization precludes the grasp of any kind of totality, it cannot ever succeed in making the whole of society subject to rational calculation for it necessarily must exclude all irrational, qualitative dimensions from such calculation.
Instead of demons, holes, or valves, the cell requires pores in its membranes to allow osmotic regulatory processes, yet it should preclude the conduction of protons.
