Sentence examples for precluded from contributing from inspiring English sources

Importance is measured by the drop in accuracy when each predictor in turn is precluded from contributing.

Injury precluded him from contributing much to the defending champions' cause as they went out with a whimper four years later in Japan and South Korea.

You can't preclude anyone from contributing to the mission.

This periodicity ensures a weighing of all the available evidence, but may preclude PSURs from contributing to urgent regulatory actions.

Although some of the women in this study may have received tamoxifen when distant metastases arose, and their prognosis would have been poor in relation to breast cancer survival, this does not preclude them from contributing survival time for analyses of tamoxifen use and endometrial cancer mortality (just as women who had other serious diseases are able to contribute to the analyses).

The nuns are ideal for scientific study because their stable, relatively similar lives preclude certain factors from contributing to illness.

The lack of matched controls would not necessarily preclude a study from contributing to a chemical's cancer weight-of-evidence determination, particularly if relevant (e.g., for the same strain and/or from the same colony) and proximate (e.g., within 3 years of the study in question) historical control data exist (U.S. EPA 2005a).

These women, aged between 12 and 47, are precluded from freely engaging in and contributing to their communities simply because they lack access to affordable sanitary protection.

It is therefore essential that studies using the Framework Method for analysis are overseen by an experienced qualitative researcher, though this does not preclude those new to qualitative research from contributing to the analysis as part of a wider research team.

Senators are not precluded from profiting from book sales.

Should public investors be precluded from making a similar bargain?