And since precluding scholarly events would apparently be an "unintended" consequence, we can infer that pretextually precluding Coulter or Yiannopoulos from speaking would be entirely intentional.
Also, the date of diagnosis was not available, precluding any event-related analysis.
Before being told the event was closed due to four months of road maintenance (which precludes the event from resuming this year), Via Sport's organisers were offered alternative venues to host their event.
When a patient is at risk of experiencing multiple events, with each precluding the other events or altering the probability of occurrence of the other events, these events are called competing risks (Gooley et al. 1999).
When mortality is the endpoint the events that are not of primary interest (in this application those events that account for the remaining cancer consequent deaths) act as competing causes of death as they preclude the event of interest from occurring.
PGA Tour regulations preclude an event from extending into Tuesday, a regulation that could be suspended only by order of Commissioner Tim Finchem.
As part of this strategy, it had previously announced that this year's Clinton Global Initiative would be the last: with corporate donations precluded, the event would no longer serve any purpose.
But city officials say banning the gun show from city property doesn't preclude the event's operators from moving to a private facility, such as a hotel.
Similarly, event times that exceed life expectancy indicate that death will precede, and therefore preclude, those events.
It may well be that several enzymes are capable of catalysing this cleavage event, precluding the use of inhibitors to identify the specific protease(s) involved.
Two lawmakers, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, hope to meet with Taiwan's new president during his overnight layover in California on Sunday despite warnings from the State Department that the transit visa granted to him precludes public events, officials said today.
