Sentence examples for precluding power from inspiring English sources

He claimed that the few agencies with comparable power where the president has limited control, like the Federal Trade Commission, have a multi-member leadership structure, precluding power from being concentrated in the hands of just one individual.

Yet, while this has avoided open disagreement, the royal will did not preclude power politics between different state institutions.

With ground forces effectively precluded, air power became an alluring alternative.

The lack of difference in AML progression rates may be due to competing risks of death in an older patient population, which interceded prior to AML progression, or due to smaller sample size, which precluded adequate power calculations.

We also excluded CpG sites in the region -99 to 21 because they are unmethylated in more than 80% of the patients precluding the statistical power to achieve significance.

We could not evaluate the effects on hospitalisation or other severe asthma exacerbations, since the incidence of these outcomes in our UCAN population is very low (see online supplement for more information and additional references), precluding adequate statistical power to detect a difference.

Although we were able to analyse the data according to specialty group, the low numbers of trainee doctors (and especially international medical graduates) in some of these (such as ophthalmology and public health) precluded adequately powered subgroup analysis in some cases.

Also, large standard deviations in the myocardial metabolism data may have limited statistical power and precluded our ability to detect some differences in myocardial metabolism between groups.

He noted that Mr. Kim apparently was still active in his tours of factories and farms and that his solid grip on power precluded any serious challenge to his decisions.

Mr. Bakaly's lawyers said in the brief that Congress wrote the contempt law "specifically to preclude a judicial power to hold a witness in criminal contempt any time the court believes that the witness has testified falsely and thereby prolonged or complicated proceedings".

Egypt's vulnerable economy precludes any substantive power projection into the region, which in any case is now populated with states comparatively much more powerful than they were in Nasser's era.