Sentence examples for precluding the evaluation from inspiring English sources
In addition, only two weeks of clinical trial data were available for analysis, precluding the evaluation of responsiveness to change in clinical status.
Our approach, based in the pharmacological reversion of DNA methylation, only allow us to identify hypermethylated genes precluding the evaluation of hypomethylation in our series.
Prompt and appropriate empirical antibacterial therapy in an epidemiological setting of low bacterial resistance has probably influenced the PCT kinetics in the majority of potentially life-threatening infections, thus precluding the evaluation of PCT as a predictor of infection-related severe morbidity and mortality [9], [12], [37], [38], [39].
Further, treatment duration was short, precluding the evaluation of long-term supplementation.
Moreover, different control measures are usually implemented simultaneously, precluding the evaluation of the effects of individual measures.
A significant proportion of studies had a very limited follow-up period precluding the evaluation of the incidence of secondary bleeding episodes.
From the initial number of patients, 45 were not randomised as they were considered noncooperative and were thus included in group C. Two randomised patients were excluded from the final selection, one of them due to contrast extravasation during CTPA and the other because missing images precluded the evaluation.
The low prevalence of the glutathione S-transferase T1 (GSTT1) null genotype precluded the evaluation of the influence of GSTT1 polymorphism.
Furthermore, the rescue of LTP impairment by secPrP negates the possibility that an overly aggressive amyloid pathology precludes the evaluation of the role of PrPC in these mice.
26 In some respects, the open label format and inclusion of a multimodal treatment approach might better reflect "real life" circumstances, though they preclude the evaluation of efficacy.
Some cases suffered tissue loss or lack of tumour cell representation to an extent that precluded the evaluation of protein expression.
