Sentence examples for preventing assessment from inspiring English sources

This design also limited our analysis to correlations, preventing assessment of causality or changes over time.

Other studies have surveyed only a few host species, preventing assessment of interspecific diversity (Haynes et al. 2003).

About half of the neoplasms are a solid mass of cells, preventing assessment of whether they arise via a cystic precursor lesion or not.

The early biological risk variable combined information on gestation and birth weight preventing assessment of the individual contributions of each variable, however such variables are likely to be highly related.

Duplex adaptors could not be modelled preventing assessment of co-folding in the standard protocol, but for the CircLig protocols (rnl2 and mth), over-represented fragments were more likely to co-fold with the adaptor.

However, atypical cysts and neoplasms were always negative for all of the tubular markers (Supporting Information Fig 4), preventing assessment of the tubular segment of origin of these lesions and suggesting that the transition to tumour formation involves some degree of de-differentiation.

In order to prevent assessment bias, clinical information was not available for the observers despite the fact that all patients had been operatively treated.

This guideline provides evidence-based recommendations on managing cerumen impaction, defined as an accumulation of cerumen that causes symptoms, prevents assessment of the ear, or both.

However, cerumen impaction is the preferred term since it is consistently used in clinical practice and in the published literature to describe symptomatic cerumen or cerumen that prevents assessment of the ear.

In an additional 11 (8%) cases use of moxifloxacin preceding toc prevented assessment of azithromycin efficacy; however, moxifloxacin had been prescribed by clinicians for reasons related to probable azithromycin-resistance in the index or their partner.

First, NAATs were performed in a research laboratory far from the clinical site, which prevented assessment of the accuracy or feasibility of the tests in the routine operational setting, and may have resulted in a lower sensitivity for the reasons noted above.