Some of the dancing at Judson, and much more at Grand Union, was improvisation, which by definition precludes any group pattern.
What the Bush administration does have in common with Mr. Sharon's government is that both have declared their enemy as "terrorism," a term that by definition precludes any response but force.
Catastrophic loss, by definition, precludes recovery.
As I returned home, cursing the traffic jams in my neighborhood that even car-sharing hasn't been able to ameliorate, it dawned on me that this sort of on-the-fly trip wouldn't be possible with a typical car rental, which involves a trip to an office, more paperwork to fill out and an advance reservation that by its very definition precludes spontaneity.
Such a definition precludes a partner's sexual history, which can be the key determinant of an individual's risk of contracting HIV.
Necessarily, FoxP2 levels were not re-measured here as obtaining them via in situ hybridization analyses on brain tissue would, by definition, preclude subsequent behavioral analyses, which was the focus of the present study.
Severe delusional illnesses, by their definition, preclude alternative explanations especially at the height of the illness and in those with severe disease.
This definition does not preclude the possibility that glucose was decreasing at the time CIH was assessed.
The lack of precise definitions precludes drawing meaningful conclusions from these studies, as it remains unclear how these patients were actually ventilated and whether or how much spontaneous breathing was factitiously preserved.
This definition of the MID precludes making its estimates for outcomes that are remote from those important, in themselves, to patients, such as spirometry or laboratory exercise capacity.
