Sentence examples for precluded seeing from inspiring English sources

The high variability of inflammatory markers between individuals could have precluded seeing differences between treatment groups.

This survival strategy, widespread in bacteria, helps to account for chronic relapsing infections since complete therapeutic eradication is precluded (see Lewis, 2007, for review).

The effect was not large enough to preclude seeing statistically significant results from the challenge in the M. haemolytica group.

In addition to the health system issues discussed above, the duty bearers appear to hold a world view that precludes seeing Dalit and other disadvantaged women as human beings of equivalent worth: you can in fact die even after reaching a well-resourced institution if you are likely to be turned away or harassed for money and denied care.

– to the Throne of England has precluded him seeing active service.

Clearly, the abhorrent image of The Human Centipede precludes our seeing it as an unequivocal enhancement of humanity.

(Nor does it preclude it: see MacCormick and Campbell) Thus far Kelsen is on secure ground.

At the time it confirmed nothing – being in town for a medical hardly precluded a visit to see old colleagues – but it suggested a deal was effectively done.

"Emotions are raw over that on both sides, and the reactions precluded us from seeing our client," Mr. Cohn said, adding, "Inquiries are being made".

I think the nature of the relationship that he had with Cochran beforehand would have precluded him from seeing any of the things that Cochran did as a possibility.

There were things of this world (or maybe of the next), mysterious and wondrous things on the fringes, that my myopic attachment to day-to-day problems and existence had precluded me from seeing.