Sentence examples for precluding the interpretation from inspiring English sources

The remaining four participants failed tests of selective influence precluding the interpretation of their SICs.

A common weakness in the majority of other studies on children of risk drinking mothers is the lack of information on pre-pregnancy alcohol consumption [ 11, 30], precluding the interpretation of an effect of maternal risk drinking on child behavior problems beyond those caused by prenatal alcohol exposure [ 26].

Notably, these confounding factors preclude the interpretation of safety.

First, the cross-sectional design precludes the interpretation of causal relationship between independent risk factors and the development of MetS.

The high heterogeneity (I 2 = 62%) precludes the interpretation of the meta-analysis, and can be explained by the different inclusion criteria from the trials.

The results indicate that there is a significant interaction between strain and temperature, which preclude the interpretation of the among strain and temperature differences.

As in studies of similar scale and scope, for example those done by Winckel and Martin [ 11] and Coughlan and Morar [ 12], the small scale of this pilot project limited but did not preclude the interpretation of the data collected.

However, whilst it emphasises that at least three weekly sessions helps to avoid too large single doses, which may cause overstrain, it does not preclude the interpretation that the weekly dose can be implemented in diverse ways best fitting one's individual needs.

The relatively large number of adjustable parameters often precludes the unambiguous interpretation of electrochemical impedance spectra in terms of a unique kinetic model.

Sadly, the estimated long divergence time (200 500 MY) [9], [10] between these three species precludes the confident interpretation of methods to model adaptive evolution across the tri-genome orthologous gene sets.

Nor is there any provision that defines or deems federal Exchanges as having been "established by the State". Indeed, at least three features of the law preclude that interpretation.