Sentence examples for preclude the processing from inspiring English sources
In many cases, the compositional and structural complexity, and the anisotropy of the material properties preclude the processing of many of these polymers by conventional physical or chemical vapor deposition methods.
Recently attributed to stochastic events which increase the likelihood of a specific developmental outcome [22], this view is in direct opposition to determinism, which precludes the processing of molecular cues emanating from the cellular niche.
This finding, together with results obtained from both RNase protection and RT-PCR analyses, suggests that a second acceptor site for the second intron in the capsid proteins-encoding region is not present, precluding the processing of small mRNAs that could encode an 11kDa-like small non-structural protein as in the B19V and SPV transcription maps [26], [27].
We propose that these representations quantify directionally specific judgments of location relative to specific anchor points in the stimulus; a format that precludes the parallel processing of like representations.
The avoidance subsequently maintains the PTSS by precluding the mental processing of emotions and cognitions needed for integrating the experience into a person's own pre-existing system of beliefs and behaviour [ 10, 11].
Long processing time may preclude the MN from successfully obtaining an IP address before disconnect from the serving AP.
The facilities and equipment required for inducing and processing sputum are likely to preclude the use of this technique in rural or resource poor settings.
Post-processing morphological methods were used to preclude the false positive noise.
Some have suggested that processing by the Drosha and Dicer enzymes might preclude the viability of a replicating retroviral RNA genome that contains a cis-embedded miRNA.
The fact that time processing can be engaged automatically by the temporal context of a non-temporal task doesn't preclude the deliberate use of a temporal representation to anticipate events.
Does one preclude the other?
