Sentence examples similar to precluded control from inspiring English sources

Most previous work in this area has focused on polymers or monolayers which preclude control of signal density and accessibility in the nanoscale filamentous environment of natural matrices.

At low tax levels, managers set leverage at the lowest possible level that precludes control challenges.

Barring violent death that precludes control over the body, you get to decide how you want immediate post-death activity to look.

While the use of a real-world case study enhances the ecological validity of the current research, this approach also precludes controlling potential confounding variables such as underlying trait anxiety, patients' beliefs about medications, level of exposure to Eltroxin-related media coverage and participation in thyroid support or discussion groups either online or face-to-face.

Because of the complexities of the interventions, control groups are not a must in research designed to evaluate the effects of public health interventions [51], [52]; in our study the nation-wide scope of the law precluded a control group within Spain.

A major religious holiday 9 days prior to the start of the vaccination campaign precluded using control windows prior to vaccination.

Piscivorous taxa, and others feeding on motile prey, had larger optic tecta and cerebellum compared to species feeding on mollusks or plants, while structures relating to taste were well developed in species feeding on benthos over muddy or sandy substrates [ 22], although the lack of detailed phylogenies at the time precluded any control for phylogenetic effects.

Lastly, the occurrences of C. mildei and of C. pomonella were not related, indicating that the enhancement of C. mildei does not preclude a control of this major pest.

This precludes adequate control of citrate flow and raises evident functional and safety issues.

Although this method has certain advantages from a policy perspective, it precludes adequate control for case mix.

This is likely due to the good availability and widespread uptake of metformin, at least in high-income countries, precluding a control group.