Sentence examples for supposed to preclude from inspiring English sources
Starting with the participants, studies of the sperm count of the average man are supposed to preclude men with fertility problems.
Because the purchasing companies are financed by the same manufacturers whose products they are supposed to evaluate, they have been granted a "safe harbor" from the broad federal laws that usually preclude parties from paying or receiving money that could influence health care decisions.
Christian is supposed to be an unstoppable alpha male, but there is a softness to Dornan's face and manner which precludes him from being an unnerving master of the universe.
This process was precluded because anammox can be neglected as discussed below and the obligate anaerobic DNRA was supposed to be non-active in the oxygenated Arctic waters [4, 32].
For instance local or systemic implantation of NSC in Alzheimer's disease does not preclude that such cells will differentiate into mature neurons, if the brain lacks neurosteroids and MDC-derived microglia, supposed to be required for such a process.
If we're supposed to fear that the worst aspects of his personality will land him in serious trouble, the tidy resolutions of various story points in the pilot seem to preclude that possibility.
"You're supposed to knock.
