This negated the possibility that a combination of teachers, their professional associations, the national inspectorate, officers and advisers in local authorities and parent representation could improve schools.
It might be thought that this assumption negates the possibility of the HMM providing insight into cross-network (i.e., across-state) interactions.
Nucleosome density data from genome wide in vitro nucleosome assembly [ 24] also supports this observation and negates the possibility that variable positions of DS nucleosome are because of positioning signals (Additional file 1: Figure S1E,F).
Simultaneous detections on submersible underwater receivers (SUR) or manual tracks of multiple sharks are possible, but telemetry spatial error typically negates the possibility of determining the proximity of individuals with a high degree of accuracy [7], [16].
It is undeniably intrusive, but also dramatically effective, even if its art-as-suicide-note mode negates the possibility that 4.48 Psychosis is as much about a woman struggling to stay alive as it is about one intent on dying.
Susan Sontag, in contrast, went from arguing, in the mid-'60s, that Riefenstahl's films "Triumph of the Will" and "Olympia" transcended "the categories of propaganda or even reportage" to concluding, a decade later, that the very conception of "Triumph of the Will" "negates the possibility of the filmmaker's having an aesthetic conception independent of propaganda".
But a decade later, in the startlingly combative essay "Fascinating Fascism," originally published in The New York Review of Books, Sontag referred to "Triumph" as a film "whose very conception negates the possibility of the filmmaker's having an aesthetic conception independent of propaganda".
In a similar fashion, cultural theorist Richard Rogers argues that "objectification negates the possibility for dialogue.
