It would not preclude, for example, investment in providing health care with attendant expertise.
These assumptions imply that any protocol used must be scalable and robust, and preclude, for example, proactive routing, as well as the use of mechanisms that are sensitive to frequent topology changes, such as perimeter routing[14].
This may preclude, for example, dependence on sensitively fine-tuned levels of gene expression.
It may be argued that the use of a biological system to gain a comparative understanding of a social system might be precluded, for example, by the presence of intention and knowledge in the highest biologic system, the human body.
Patients were excluded if they were managed non-operatively, presented late following their injury, had serious injuries to either lower limb that interfered with rehabilitation of the hip fracture, or had extant local disease precluding fixation, for example, local tumour deposit and symptomatic ipsilateral hip osteoarthrosis.
Of note, our results are limited to gene expression, which does not preclude that for example, these particular DNA repair genes would be dysfunctional in NSCLC.
It is possible to preclude free combination, for example by using the 'if-then' relation indicated by what is referred to as the 'arrow diacritic' below (section Cross-referencing in sys-nets: relation based diacritics).
Persons with acute or chronic medical conditions that could preclude active participation (for example, cancer, coronary artery disease) were excluded from the trial.
Exclusion criteria were clinical instability, history of syncope on exertion and presence of comorbidities that precluded exercise testing (for example, orthopedic or neurological disease).
31 In connection with the registration, all examinees complete a health questionnaire, in which they report chronic diseases that could preclude military service, for example, asthma, epilepsy or spinal osteochondrosis, but not obesity.
