Sentence examples for precluding access from inspiring English sources

Thus, barriers precluding access to health facilities by the poorest mothers do not necessarily deprive their infants from being resuscitated if needed.

Corruption can drain resources from already impoverished and fragile health systems, precluding access to life-saving treatment for vulnerable patient populations [ 4, 6].

Common to these situations is a pathogen overcoming an obstacle that was precluding access to major host resources, creating a 'winner takes all' scenario, often accompanied by severe clinical disease.

Women are fat for many reasons, none of which should preclude access to wearable, fashionable clothes in the same retail outlets as smaller women.

Conversely, Napster may be vicariously liable when it fails to affirmatively use its ability to patrol its system and preclude access to potentially infringing files listed in its search index.

Clifford's Rule would preclude access to any restricted or dependent proposition, whether religious or not.

That is, Clifford's Rule is problematic because following it would preclude access to restricted propositions and dependent propositions.

According to James, Clifford's Rule is problematic because, if followed, it would preclude access to restricted propositions and dependent propositions.

Among the many challenges faced by clinicians and AIDS organizations are maintaining health in the face of poverty that may preclude access to food and medication adherence [1].

This prioritisation may preclude access to forms of support such as CFS/ME self-help groups.

Clinical applications generally preclude access to the most relevant sites, such as the spine and proximal femur.