Furthermore, in the unmatched analysis of the subgroup there was no positive significant association between the traffic indicators and respiratory symptoms (all the Odds Ratios were close to 1 or even negative) thus precluding the possibility to learn from the matched analysis (data not shown).
Even where a target is indicted, laws like the Classified Information Procedures Act almost always preclude the target from learning about the order or challenging the evidence.
The ethologists described many examples of animals showing complex behaviour patterns in response to particular stimuli under circumstances that seemed to preclude the opportunity for learning.
CrT−/y mice showed no deficit during the shift phase of the MWM; however, this was because even the CrT+/y control mice could not learn this phase adequately, precluding the detection of differences between genotypes.
But in recent years, both parties have learned to answer this question with a flash card of neutral-sounding talking points, thus precluding the possibility that either candidate will reveal too much about how he interprets the Constitution.
Not being able to tell whether the item was used at all in the computation precludes learning any useful information about it from the computation's output alone.
It's just possible, though not very likely, that the news cycle will not move so fast as to preclude our learning what was really happening with the White House medical unit before Trump's arrival, and since.
Focusing on a particular group does not preclude learning about the beliefs and religions of other groups.
Similarly, the finding that MTT lesions did not preclude learning on this task presumably reflects the existence of multiple brain regions that can support spatial learning (Hindley et al., 2014).
The idea of teaching to the test bothers many educators, but others argue that it does not preclude learning thinking skills that can be transferred from one context to another.
