Sentence examples for prohibiting precise from inspiring English sources

Data smoothing was demonstrated to be an inappropriate manipulation, prohibiting precise and accurate modeling.

For imaging of RA, uptake of the tracer in the inflamed synovium in relation to uptake in surrounding bone and bone marrow is the most important parameter, as the latter may mask subtle uptake in the synovium and can prohibit its precise quantification.

More importantly, many definitions are not precise, prohibiting their applicability and hence the reproducibility and comparability of research results.

Most metrics differ in their definitions and many are not precise, prohibiting their applicability and hence reproducibility and comparability of research results.

And President Alan García signed a law prohibiting discrimination based on language, even though its precise workings remain unclear.

Enact laws prohibiting collective bargaining.

"They want to remove anything on record that prohibits them from going back with a more precise or exacting plan to buy into Honeywell's aerospace business".

Lawmakers typically do not prohibit driving with 'bald' tires; they either impose precise measures, or address the problem as part of a general prohibition on, e.g., 'careless' driving.

The small sample size produces less precise (wide confidence intervals) results and prohibits more in-depth multivariate analyses.

World trade law prohibits taxes from being rebated at the border unless the precise amount of tax embedded in a good is known.

While the precise percentage is a matter of agreement, attorney disciplinary rules prohibit unconscionable (grossly unfair) fees and fee arrangements.