Sentence examples for precluding at from inspiring English sources

As the mayor and his aides plan another four years in office, the economic crisis that motivated — and ultimately justified — his re-election bid is at the center of their planning, precluding, at least for now, the kind of splashy proposals that have defined his two terms.

Furthermore, the accumulation of mutations in some genes can be the result of several independent processes, with some submitted to positive selection for variation, while others would only be affected by drift, precluding, at this stage, a refined statistical analysis.

Sandia's report concluded that the probability of powder ignition in the 16-inch guns by an overram was such that measures needed to be taken to ensure that overrams were precluded at any speed.

Therefore, diagnostic tests, detecting STIs, should display maximum sensitivity whereas false-positives have to be precluded at any time.

Our data, based on a sample size over two times larger, precludes at least a 16% difference between MMR status and high TS expression at the 5% threshold, with 90% power.

The high rate of E. coli resistance to ampicillin and cotrimoxazole we found in our series precludes, at least in our area, the choice of these or similar drugs in the empirical initial treatment of adult hospitalized patients with UTI.

Furthermore, Cys304 residues (from each monomer) are on opposite faces of the dimer, precluding coupling at both sites simultaneously without massive structural reorganisation.

BRFSS questions do not ask about the interviewee's street address, thereby precluding analysis at other spatial scales.

However, like on Lizard Island, we did detect a high mortality of Heron Island cardinalfish kept at 33°C for a few days, precluding any experiments at this temperature.

"That does not preclude looking at the private sector, at other international oil companies, for opportunities as well.

Logistical considerations precluded monitoring at all 150 sites at the same time.