Sentence examples for precludes us from from inspiring English sources

For example, our decision to exclude benign cases and include only the malignant cases in this study precludes us from using our models for prospective risk prediction.

Our use of qualitative methods precludes us from estimating the prevalence of the barriers we identified among all patients receiving care at community health centers.

The variation in definitions and registered variables was a major obstacle when constructing the merged database used in this study and precludes us from pointing to any definitive causal relation for the differences in LOS.

The cross-sectional nature of our data precludes us from making causal inferences regarding the association between methamphetamine use and OCD.

Nothing precludes us from offering a same-sex service in the future, but it's not a service we offer now".

"Our duty of confidentiality to our customer precludes us from providing details of their financial circumstances," he said.

"As long as this potentially is alive, it precludes us from having a road map of what we can do with anybody else," Hart told The Associated Press.

"This is nothing related to politics or religion," he said, "and the law basically precludes us from making that part of the decision-making process".

iSoft said: "Our agreement with CSC precludes us from commenting on matters regarding the Morecambe Bay contract and therefore we must leave updates on specific details to CSC and the NHS".

Bush's big tax cut puts the economy in a much more vulnerable position on the first point, and pretty much precludes us from getting back to a more balanced set of investments.

Some may feel that public ownership status precludes us from being a social enterprise, as clearly Channel 4 is not entirely "autonomous from the state" (one of the components of social enterprise according to Social Enterprise UK).