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In cancer patients, this property precludes the use of AIs in women whose ovaries are still active, unless gonadotropins are blocked.

In addition to reducing statistical power to detect CpG effects, this model property precludes formal estimation of nucleotide position-wise statistics (e.g., LRT p ).

Unfortunately, this property also precludes the exploitation of CRISPR information from metagenomes.

This invasive property often precludes total surgical resection and makes it difficult to treat with radiation without damaging normal brain parenchyma.

Realizing that the intuitive nature of the linear continuum precludes a rigorous proof of this property, Cantor simply assumes it as an axiom, just as Dedekind had done in regard to his principle of continuity.

In many cases, the compositional and structural complexity, and the anisotropy of the material properties preclude the processing of many of these polymers by conventional physical or chemical vapor deposition methods.

This property promotes binding to a wide variety of mainly hydrophobic molecules [ 85] while also precluding oxidized more hydrophilic analogs [ 35].

(This property is very interesting).

Lockean property rights preclude its being the case that anyone is morally entitled to be treated according to equality of opportunity norms or that anyone is morally obligated to treat anyone according to such norms (unless one has signed a contract or promised to do so).

The primary endpoint was the inter-rater reliability because this psychometric property is paramount and, if deficient, precludes implementation of a pain tool and associated diagnostic and therapeutic pain strategies by the ICU team [ 1, 4, 16].

Some believe that this fact precludes our reducing colors to spectral reflectance properties (Hardin 1988, pp. 7, 46 8).