Sentence examples for precludes standard from inspiring English sources

Either way, becoming larger precludes standard binary fission, and so forces the evolution of other mechanisms of cell division.

The authors conclude that advanced age itself should not preclude standard NSCLC treatment.

The non-random design of the methylation array precluded standard significance testing of this enrichment.

Standard error for each pair of replicates at each time point was calculated (for some time points, only one drop was countable, precluding standard error calculation).

In line with this, if incapacity as a result of the critical illness precluded standard informed consent, deferred consent was required according to the Independent Ethics Committee approval.

A lack of understanding of human infectiousness precludes a standard approach to this inference, however, and field data reveal no obvious correlation between transmission intensity and human population infectiousness.

In addition, it is sometimes argued that EXT and SK preclude the standard analysis of epistemic possibility.

It should be emphasised here that this does not preclude a standard reference potential but, rather, that this shifts the results uniformly.

Many people need the rigorous schedule of a typical workday to perform efficiently, and the lifestyle of a digital nomad can often preclude a standard, daily schedule.

The complexity of field biology precludes most gold standard experiments, argues Adrian Wydeven, Timber Wolf Alliance coordinator at Northland College in Ashland, Wisconsin.

Another issue is the flexibility of scheme to support advanced techniques in generic decoder (e.g. region-based coding in J2K requires no special decoder); note that use of proprietary schemes precludes distribution on standard media, importation by other PACS and data migration (to new archive or regional archive) without decompression (and causes problems in repeated cycles of recompression).