Sentence examples for reasons preventing from inspiring English sources
Younger study participants were significantly (p<0.05) more likely to report knowing that serodiscordance is possible between couples, having heard about CVCT from a friend, citing stigma and fear of partner reaction as reasons preventing couples from getting tested together, and citing prevention of vertical transmission and planning for the family's future as reason to seek CVCT.
The delamination issue is one of the main reasons preventing wider applications of carbon vapour deposited films.
The results from one animal in the BD group were excluded due to technical reasons preventing accurate spectrophotometric analysis.
Thus, the aim of this review is to showcase the reasons preventing the worldwide application of the moss technique.
Industry surveys continue to rank security concerns high on the list of reasons preventing consumers (and merchants) from adopting mobile payments.
One of the main reasons preventing greater implementation of FRP composites into the civil infrastructure is the lack of performance data and accepted engineering standards.
The basis for the ban on smoking outdoors was that security reasons prevented the trust from permitting patients to smoke outside.
Copyright reasons prevent much use of the man behind 'Winkies', who appears in episodes 2 and 6 to say "Will you be my wife now, Dave?".
Legal reasons prevent Clive Anderson admitting the similarity between this Edinburgh hour and a certain Channel 4 improv show of the 80s and 90s.
Personal reasons prevented that, and a year later, Mr. Hussmann remains plugged in to the company thanks to Google Hangout and a 24-inch monitor that broadcasts his presence to the office (and sometimes bewildered passers-by).
Space reasons prevented organizers from issuing coveted invitations, the organizers said, though invitations were issued — sometimes more than one — to other news organizations, including to an opening news conference last week, to which the Times also wasn't invited.
