Sentence examples similar to preclude unexpected from inspiring English sources
While defense acquisition policies are continually being revised to address these perennial problems, many believe that a more fundamental source of these overruns is the lack of flexibility in the systems being developed, which tend to preclude effective responses to unexpected events.
Not only did the unexpected rest day preclude Cavendish from several hours of pain: it also significantly decreases Cadel Evans's chances of overhauling him in the race for the red jersey.
Some interactions are unexpected 57 and preclude the use in some combinations.
This does not preclude the work being provocative, humorous or unexpected.
Closer fetal surveillance may also improve outcomes by ensuring that prophylactic antenatal corticosteroid therapy is used, unlike in cases of spontaneous preterm birth where the unexpected onset of labour may preclude such prophylaxis.
While deliberate studies remain possible (and presumably required for any change in a particular algorithm), many ideas for these studies originate in the sort of unexpected observations that standardized algorithms would seem to preclude.
At the same time, he indicates that the amendments will not all be restrictive, and that the powers of corporations will be so clearly defined as to give stability to business by precluding surprises due to unexpected interpretations of the law by the courts.
Finally, the small size of our sample of patients with unexpected death precludes any accurate estimation of the rate of preventability: the 95% CI ranges from 37%to65%5%.
In the present case, it was precluded due to the unexpected cross-reactivity of soluble mAb to the sensor surface (which may account for the lower affinity of immobilized mAb for free EGFP; data not shown).
Innocence would preclude apology.
