preclusion

Examples of precluding

precluding

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Such characteristics could be related to the host response mechanism, precluding helminth establishment and survival.
Richness of the base provides that the set of input representations is universal, precluding any such language-specific restrictions.
These officially sanctioned precedents served the guilds' own exclusionary goals by precluding possible popular resentment.
Also, both studies were cross-sectional, precluding the examination of outcomes over time.
Furthermore, both were cross-sectional investigations, thereby precluding any examinations of the course of productive sound change in acquisition.
Since only eight samples were available, the number of environmental variables exceeded the number of samples in every case, thus initially precluding a constrained ordination.
In other cases, however, adequate cooling conditions cannot be found, precluding structure determination.
However, once dynamically bound, a variable's definition is fixed, precluding rebinding for marshalling or update.
This now beckons towards the more self-aware modernist theatre that the music at this point seems intent on precluding.
Even during pregnancy, the fetal - placental - maternal unit is in constant interaction, thereby precluding that maternal influences are unidirectional.
Cerebellar damage would cause problems in predicting and attending to the appropriate emotional cues in stimuli, precluding low-level imitative behaviors and proper social development.
The remains were found commingled and highly fragmented, precluding an analysis on an individual-by-individual basis.
A second limitation relates to differences in the study design of our two developmental age groups, precluding definitive developmental comparisons.
Specimens from the injection-site wound were only available for 50 % of case-patients, precluding laboratory evaluation for a possible aetiology.
He is also not precluding the possibility that there is an answer to the question that he asks.
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