Sentence examples for precluded collection from inspiring English sources

Software changes for practice C, in the year before the study, precluded collection of baseline data.

Although some heavy metals, such as mercury, are better evaluated using urine biomarkers, logistical constraints precluded collection of urine specimens.

The design of this study precluded collection of data on resistance patterns and increase in vulnerability to the development of resistance.

First, the lack of a script for the EDM feedback counseling, while allowing clinicians flexibility, precluded collection and analysis of counseling process data.

Data collected were anonymous and de-identified for ease of data collection while complying with HIPAA regulations which precluded collection of town or neighborhood of residence.

Unfortunately, the anonymous and hospital-based nature of the NHI database precluded collection of data related to socioeconomic status and whether subjects lived in community-based facilities.

Of these, 572 were eligible and 516 agreed to participate (recruitment rate of 90%), although 17 boys were subsequently excluded because they were orphans (precluding collection of residential history and other information).

The use of self-report measures of health behaviour changes is a limitation [ 78, 79], however, all self-reported tools have been validated, including against objective measurement where feasible [ 80– 82], and have been used in cancer samples, with the national scale of implementation and resource limitations precluding collection of clinically-assessed outcomes.

Such demands, however, preclude collections by individuals who travel and explore on the spur of the moment; in such circumstances, it is easier to simply take photographs.

Additionally, consistent with the delineated IRB protocols for vulnerable samples (e.g., youth, justice-involved samples), our IRB-approved procedures precluded data collection on youth prior to the collection of documented youth assent and parent consent.

(1) This is a retrospective design that may be influenced by information and selection biases, as well as the lack of temporality, implying cause and effect association. (2) The use of preexisting data from our electronic medical records precluded data collection of known variables that could provide further explanation regarding the relationship between cognitive impairment and race.