Sentence examples for sufficient to preclude from inspiring English sources

The legal question before me is now whether the extent of that illness is sufficient to preclude extradition.

This problem has not, however, been deemed sufficient to preclude abrogation of the mutuality principle in other contexts.

Is the appointment of legal counsel alone sufficient to preclude police-initiated interrogation without counsel present under the Sixth Amendment?

It fails on three different levels, any one of which is sufficient to preclude a determination that ID is science.

The "data quality concern" was "sufficient to preclude" the study "from being used as the basis for regulation," the industry contended.

We think it clear, however, that these imperfections are entirely sufficient to preclude any dependence we might otherwise place on the jury verdict as settling the issue of voluntariness here.

Controlling for age, education, ethnicity and region of birth may not be sufficient, though, to preclude any bias in the estimation of the coefficient of the migration variables.

Other investigators suggest that although Doppler flow patterns may correlate with microvascular density, Doppler imaging does not provide sufficient sensitivity to preclude biopsy [ 25].

The incomplete read coverage suggests that there are additional differences between the two isolates, and at sufficient density, to preclude Kiambu5 reads to map to the sequence of their Muguga homologs (i.e., >2 % sequence divergence), although other explanations exist (see Discussion).

These trends imply considerable ongoing dissemination and intermixing of ST131 lineages among locales (sufficient to largely preclude establishment of locale-specific populations) but with variable degrees of intermixing versus segregation by locale and pulsotype.

When an insect bores into a tree, the tree releases a sufficient flow of resin to preclude the insect from going any further.