Sentence examples for precluded in a from inspiring English sources

If the country needs to invest in education and rebuilding infrastructure to regain competitiveness, as many economists of varying ideological stripes argue, those initiatives are in large part precluded in a political environment that places top priority on deficit and debt reduction.

While we identified the presence of nucleotide polymorphisms, primarily synonymous substitutions, the limited overlapping data and the few number of SAGs precluded an in-depth analysis of the natural variation present in the natural population.

The relatively small number of hospitalized bicyclists precluded an in-depth examination of risk factors such as age, type of head injury, and injury severity.

The skin graft and its subsequent infection precluded immobilisation in a full cast.

The different incubation and workup conditions for PPT1 and TPP1 assays precluded coincubation in a single duplex assay or sample combination prior to workup.

The relatively small numbers of prostate biopsy extracts analyzed for metabolite profiles in this study precluded an in depth statistical analysis, however, further experiments are planned to investigate these results in more detail.

This complexity, in addition to the inherent heterogeneity of corneocytes and variable lipid content of the samples examined herein, precludes an in-depth analysis of the Amide III contour in the current context.

This uncertainty in the number of forms required for each teacher precludes inclusion in a hierarchy as this would require at least one entry per teacher and, therefore, does not logically fall into the one-to-many linear hierarchy.

As a result, the majority present with KPS scores <70% which may preclude participation in a moderate-intensity exercise training program and increase the risk of an exercise-related adverse [ 37].

"Profit maximization does not preclude acting in a manner that is socially responsible," Mr. Levy said during the ceremony, at Madison Square Garden.

We are also concerned that this funding may preclude investment in a fund for giving which could utilise voluntary sector expertise.