Examples of using Preclude in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The provision under(b) shall not preclude the belated conclusion of last-minute reservations or contracts.
You did see that the patient has extensive lung tumors which might preclude your surgery?
This role of catalyst in stages of growth can preclude negative effects of the policy,
Anticipation of postoperative coagulation complications may preclude use of unrestricted neuraxial analgesic techniques.
applied with different densities can lead to different cellular responses, and this may preclude comparisons.
should preclude the use of riluzole see section 4.8.
this Regulation shall not preclude the adoption or application by Member States.
because it can preclude the need for conventional TBNA
That is why we should not preclude this on principle and should adhere to the Commission proposal.
their absence should not preclude a classification of lung-dominant CTD.
they can preclude arthroscopic resection.
mental decline that may preclude the compensation of their former roles", p.
Available pharmacokinetic data preclude conclusions regarding the relationship between plasma levels of total/ free doxorubicin
Preclude the loss of excrement
V adult blunt splenic trauma should not preclude angioembolization.
Several papers address this issue in order to provide mechanisms to mitigate eventual network faults that might preclude network connectivity.
But uncertainty about the underlying technology of competing firms may preclude such a strategy Lippman& Rumelt 1982.
Canadian scientists have made a discovery that could be used for finding a therapy that could preclude the symptoms and progression multiple sclerosis.
Nor should the adoption of general rules preclude the possibility of specific rules.
In addition, there are operational aspects that can hinder or even preclude the implementation of clinical trials.