Sentence examples for precluding capacity from inspiring English sources

Written informed consent was obtained from the patient or substitute decision-maker in the event of cognitive impairment precluding capacity to give consent.

The small sample size precludes capacity to undertake meaningful statistical tests and extrapolate to larger populations.

Currently, our system based on need is failing because ICUs are filled to 90% capacity, precluding any surge capacity.

The varied interests in relation to research type does not preclude the capacity of basic research as a focus of collaboration between industry and academia and its capacity to eventually yield technological innovations (Moore et al. 2010; Rosenberg and Nelson 1994).

Although these experiments were separated by ~4 years and it not surprising that significant changes to the colony population could occur over that time, this demonstrates that spatial and temporal variation precludes our capacity to make broad assumptions about the outcomes of vector-virus interactions.

However, the success of jokes often derives from setting up a strange or unrealistic context that precludes our capacity to create specific predictions (e.g., "What fish will make you an offer you can't refuse?") The subsequent punch line ("The Codfather") may be semantically primed by the categorical nature of the fish cod association.

However, limited resources and laboratory capacity precludes the routine use of molecular diagnostics in tropical lower-income countries such as Vietnam.

It should be noted that not employing an Indigenous staff member did not preclude relationship and capacity building with Indigenous organisations.

Although long-term and robust gene transfer in pancreas has already been achieved with AAV vectors and despite several advantages of AAV vectors compared to other vectors such as very low immunogenicity, replication defectiveness, lack of pathogenicity and broad tropism, their major disadvantage of a limited cloning capacity precluded their usage in this study.

For example, a hybridization technique referred to as protoplast (or spheroplast) fusion was designed to hybridize cells asexually, thereby fully precluding the need for sporulation capacity of and sexual compatibility between both parental strains.

And above all – and here the issue of conditioning does come in – because his diminishing capacities preclude any sensible Rooney-based planning for a tournament 20 months from now.