Sentence examples for this could preclude from inspiring English sources

Because this could preclude the detection of stage-specific evolution, we then re-analyzed our data keeping only the genes that were expressed at one stage.

Essentially, any toxicity graded by CTC criteria as at least grade II was considered to be a DLT, as this could preclude chronic oral administration of a drug.

32 There are limited resources for monitoring the highest risk patients after surgery, and if patients are inappropriately sent to a monitored bed because of an erroneous risk estimation this could preclude access for a patient who is actually genuinely at high risk.

Depending on location of the participant residence, this limitation could preclude considering distances of < 1.0 mile (1,609 m) in an exposure metric based on proximity to pesticide use.

This strategy could preclude the possibility of answering with enthusiasm only the first areas that appear in the questionnaire and slowly losing interest while completing the survey.

It must be acknowledged that, in addition to the short half-life, beraprost also has side-effects that could preclude this drug from becoming a routine option following angioplasty.

This reduces the depth of profiling and could preclude the detection of further smORFs.

The primary function of NF-κB activation in this context could be related to the prevention of apoptosis of damaged cells, so that chronic activation of this pathway with the subsequent immunological decline could preclude a proper clearance of senescent and damaged cells.

Patients were excluded if they had a clinically significant medical condition that could preclude safe participation in this study, had more than three major hypoglycemic episodes in the past 6 months, or had been treated with a drug that promotes weight loss within 3 months of screening.

Indeed, this drug delivery system is advantageous as it could preclude the need for daily administration of oral drugs to maintain active concentrations in HIV-1 tissues with lower total amount of drug exposure.

This is an important issue, because hemodynamic safety concerns could preclude the use of high or optimal PEEP levels in that setting, even if necessary.