Of course, none of this precludes the possibility that our frugal ways will endure even after the economy starts to recover.
(On other occasions, e.g. in Hintikka 1991: 20, Hintikka defines 'strong equivalence' differently, by the requirement that either ψ and χ are both true or both false; this precludes the possibility that one or both of two strongly equivalent sentences would be non-determined).
This precludes the possibility of data being entered more than once.
This precludes the possibility that either one of FXIIIA and TG2 is essential for bone calcification and possibly therefore for arterial calcification.
This precludes the possibility of cooperative binding of IHF to the I2 element in the presence of I1 in cis, which would result in a slower migrating complex, the opposite of what is observed.
This limitation precludes the possibility of finding a best companion (for user pairing) and worst companion (for interference coordination) to be served simultaneously at each transmission time instant.
This finding precludes the possibility that concerted evolution caused the trans-species polymorphism.
This observation precludes the possibility of further evaluating the role of ascorbate in Cr VI) cytotoxicity in our experimental systems.
Thus, this variability precludes the possibility of establishing diagnostic or prognostic cut-offs across different studies and populations until these assays are better standardized.
54 However, the strict conservation of the putative receptor binding site between the three subtypes examined in this study precludes the possibility that the newly emerging PCV2 variants achieve increased fitness due to positive selection in their receptor binding site.
