A robust technology for the creation of bispecific IgG has recently been developed that virtually precludes IgG contaminants, as reviewed here.
That outcome, Dr. Nissen wrote, "virtually precludes the possibility of an overall benefit and suggest an unexpected mechanism for harm".
This, in turn, virtually precludes entree to the racks at Wal-Mart or Blockbuster, outlets without which a film's post-theatrical existence will be one of obscurity.
The waver's net weekly salary of about $265 virtually precludes him from shopping at the Americana and its stores, like Prada, Hermes, Gucci and Burberry.
Unfortunately, we don't have much of an audience at the moment, and in fact, the specialized nature of our books virtually precludes any sort of mass readership.
This delayed mode of action virtually precludes performing a meaningful dose-finding study.
They commented that the stiffness of the Quick Core™ system virtually precludes a left jugular approach, but because of its thinness, allows deeper placement in the renal parenchyma.
would virtually preclude the microcopying of collections of papers by a historical society or other custodian for the purpose of depositing the copy in another institution unless the documents involved are at least 100 years old.
Further expansion of Rockefeller Center is virtually precluded by the unavailability of adjacent land, most of which has been taken up by large projects inspired by the center's enduring success.
They believe that much of the evidence will support their future campaigns, and they argue that the commission's recommendations for transparent planning processes and "prior informed consent" of the people affected, if enacted, would virtually preclude future dams.
As was stated in Ross v. United States, 121 U.S.App.D.C. 233, 238, 349 F.21521965215 (1965): '(The defendant's) failure of memory and his inability to reconstruct what he did not remember virtually precluded his showing in what respects his defense might have been more successful if the delay had been shorter.
