Sentence examples for to preclude either from inspiring English sources
Fortuitously, the presence of the sheath, or the Fe-oxyhydroxides that encrust it, do not appear to preclude either cell sorting or WGA, although it is possible that the presence of the sheath may have reduced the efficiency of the process, which could explain the low overall recovery of L. ochracea-type cells.
We also conclude that there is no genetic evidence to preclude either of the two remaining scenarios proposed by Halley (2011) as we see evidence of both historical and current mixing of the postulated ESU.
"Although the court has no legal authority to restrain either party from speaking to the media, this does not preclude either of them from using good sense and personal restraint for their sake," Justice Gische wrote in one of two rulings issued in the case yesterday morning.
Mr. Komansky and Sir John said that the link was not a prelude to further ties between the two companies or a full-blown merger, but they said the arrangement did not preclude either company from trying to buy the other.
Tradition (and politics) pretty much preclude either leader from such committee work.
This category does not preclude either of the other two.
However, the weak binding precludes either analog from outcompeting the wild-type peptide for binding to the MHC.
In this study, we will recruit a group of smokers at a time when their motivation to quit is high, and at the point at which they seek cessation assistance, but who are not sufficiently advanced in their progress towards becoming an ex-smoker to preclude the provision of either or both interventions.
Now it is a familiar and disturbing truth that our existing criminal processes both in their structure and in their actual operations tend to preclude any effective participation by either victims or offenders, although an adequate response to the criminal wrong that was done should surely involve them both.
At first glance, the infinite regress appears to preclude a veridical modelling of either brain's external states (i.e., the other brain).
In the present and coming marketplace, suits made to measure through the precision of body scanning and produced by digital printers, engineered to resist staining and creasing or to preclude the need for wasteful and damaging dry cleaning are either familiar items on the shop rail or at prototype stage.
