The negative findings of this study do not preclude the possibility of beneficial effects of vitamin D supplementation in antidepressant non-responders.
Source: Psychiatric Times
So too can internationally shared regulations on commercial space activities preclude riskier and unsustainable commercial practices in order to preserve space for all.
Source: Brookings Institution
Neither former Tiger, however, thought it would preclude the Mets from signing Verlander and reuniting him with Scherzer.
Source: The Athletic
However as a data-driven professional, I would ask if this isn’t going to suffer from some self-selection bias, and whether that will preclude getting data from their most desired demographic — the less penny conscious shoppers with extra disposable income.
Source: RetailWire
His shameful violent outburst and pathetic sniveling ‘acceptance’ diatribe witnessed by millions — and his blatant disrespect of the Academy — should preclude him from any consideration and reward from AMPAS members for life.
Source: OutKick
The top law officer stated that executive policy are given effect with goals and this does not preclude the possibility that some objectives may not be achieved to the fullest or there may be something left to be desired in their implementation.
Source: Collider
His shameful violent outburst and pathetic sniveling ‘acceptance’ diatribe witnessed by millions — and his blatant disrespect of the Academy — should preclude him from any consideration and reward from AMPAS members for life.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
As conditions become less suitable for microbial growth increasingly large variability is observed in lag time as microbes may be in any one of several stages during initial exposure, with additional variability between strains, thus limiting the accuracy of the kinetic models described above in conditions that preclude growth.
Source: News-Medical.Net
But – as experts have noted in debates over Rust and C/C++ – the NSA warns that simply using a memory safe language doesn't by default preclude introducing memory bugs to software.
Source: ZDNet
" "The reason is that the allegations of a conflict are too broad to be meaningful and could apply to membership in a wide array of religious organizations that would effectively preclude many justices from ever hearing cases about any issues that remotely involve religion," Collins added.
Source: Fox News
Consumer adoption of vehicles doesn't preclude this, he says.
Source: Automotive News
-China relations today largely preclude efforts to improve the relationship, and no therapist or outside mediator can help for now.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Importantly, various principles may preclude a team from being placed in its “true” seed position in the bracket.
Source: NCAA.com
NASA is currently targeting an area approximately 50 miles (80 km) off the coast of San Diego, California, for splashdown, but should extraneous circumstances, such as a large storm, preclude that spot, the space agency can target locations far away.
Source: Gizmodo
Approaching holidays in November and December preclude launching a fourth weekend in 2022, but the vegan entrepreneur is already on the hunt for additional spots.
Source: San Diego Magazine
The National Trust for Historic Preservation named Roberts Temple Church among its most endangered places in 2020, and while the Tallahatchie Courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, such designations do not preclude any action, including destruction, by non-federal owners.
Source: Yahoo! Voices
At first glance, these seemingly random personality shifts might preclude Ganon and Ganondorf from being one and the same, but if you overlay them with the “official” Legend of Zelda timeline, a pattern emerges.
Source: Den of Geek
Along with hostility to a flood of Japanese cultural imports in the late 1990s, this anti-American feeling may have been a factor in Korea’s cultural rise — though it did not preclude deep affinities.
Source: Le Monde diplomatique English edition
No mere psychological report, standing on its own, should preclude someone from the reception of Holy Orders.
Source: Church Militant
That shouldn’t preclude them from visiting many birding sites.
Source: Los Angeles Times
He filed what's called a motion to suppress, to basically preclude the prosecution from using the gun evidence at trial based on the idea that this was an illegitimate search.
Source: GBH News
In an amicus brief [PDF] advising the Supreme Court not to hear NSO Group's case, the US Solicitor General said while the US Government was not prepared to seek a categorical decision that would preclude any such immunity claim in the future, "NSO plainly is not entitled to immunity here.
Source: The Register
But von Braun’s and Debus’s membership in the Nazi Party didn’t preclude them from being offered jobs via Washington’s infamous Operation Paperclip program that recruited former Nazi scientists to work in America.
Source: The New York Times
5 million, ESPN reported, but that would not preclude them from grabbing Judge, too.
Source: The Washington Post
Being under audit by the IRS does not preclude someone from releasing their tax returns publicly.
Source: CNN
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The rules-based order is in place to preclude this naked grab for resources and power.
Source: Department of Defense
The basic justification for this practice was that the president’s incapacitation or unavailability in the course of a crisis or war would not preclude the use of nuclear weapons.
Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
First, the separation of powers and the structure of the presidency—which govern the scope of presidential immunity—preclude granting immunity to Trump.
Source: Lawfare Lawfare
These adversities clearly preclude use of ketone salts in human critically ill patients.
Source: Nature.com
More than anything else, Judas is a compelling and enjoyable experience to have, and [being aware of the criticisms of a thing does not always preclude enjoying the thing itself/the criticisms are all bad and wrong].
Source: Rock Paper Shotgun
We can still physically endure and athletically compete, but our knees are starting to make weird popping noises, the number of gray hairs is starting to preclude plucking, and we are asking and wondering, more urgently, and not always because we can’t remember why we went into a room, “Why am I here?”ADVERTISEMENTAt Christmas, some of us celebrate the Earthly arrival of a God who urges us through his example to love each other, to give, and to do so with humility.
Source: Anchorage Daily News
He also says that taking a criminal justice approach doesn’t preclude fining a corporation for the damage it has caused.
Source: The American Prospect
Nevertheless, the relentless energy shouldn’t preclude the crisp execution of a telling detail such as the triplets in the second main theme, as sometimes happened.
Source: The Boston Musical Intelligencer
“Who the fuck do you think you are talking to?”In the days after the trauma, McCarthy raised the idea that cabinet members invoke the 25th amendment to remove Trump – then defended Trump from impeachment, which did not preclude Trump calling him a “pussy”, and on 27 January flew to Mar-a-Lago to bend his knee in supplication.
Source: The Guardian
But proponents insist that researching sunlight-modification technologies should not preclude emissions-reduction work.
Source: CNBC
Warren and Coffin exude a brotherly warmth that doesn’t preclude giving each other a hard time.
Source: Columbus Underground
On Wednesday night, government attorneys filed a motion to preclude Brown from introducing evidence when he goes before the court to justify possession of the “Trip Report.
Source: CNBC Television
Furthermore, protamines preclude transcription8.
Source: Nature.com
A cluster of federal criminal laws within Title 18, written mostly to protect aircraft and wireless transmissions, preclude state and federal law enforcement agencies from taking counter-drone actions without specific legislative authority.
Source: Sites@Duke
DissemblingThe US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania recently sanctioned a lawyer for the Borough of West Chester after she plagiarized much of opposing counsel’s legal arguments in briefing for a motion to preclude lay opinion testimony.
Source: Bloomberg Law
However, the decision to end the development agreement does not preclude the companies from working together in the future.
Source: Overdrive
Smith wants to expand her services to include wedding websites only for opposite-sex weddings because her religious beliefs preclude her from providing these services for same-sex weddings.
Source: National Weather Service
That said, I don’t think the differences preclude drawing on real-world experiences for comparison here, and it’s very true and valid that many queer people, for instance, don’t always feel welcomed in queer spaces.
Source: Steve Foxe Talks 'X-Men Annual #1' • AIPT AIPT
Also mentioned in this piece is the idea that an Aaron Judge re-signing won’t preclude the Yankees from targeting a top-tier pitcher, like Verlander or Carlos Rodón:
Yankees are in on Rodon and Verlander (close Gerrit Cole relationship doesn’t hurt but NYY isn’t necessarily optimistic there).
Source: Pinstripe Alley
A successful initial invasion would not preclude the United States and Japan from intervening to challenge China’s advances.
Source: Foreign Policy Research Institute
This does in fact include Ke’Bryan Hayes—his contract extension does not preclude him from earning money from the bonus pool.
Source: Pirates Prospects
Lienna Hoeg is a Christmas tree specialist at Perennia Food and Agriculture Corporation in Nova Scotia, where cold temperatures preclude indoor potted trees.
Source: NPR
With Microsoft’s purchase of Activision Blizzard expected to close in 2023, we don’t know if that will preclude cross-play between Xbox, PC and PlayStation.
Source: Dexerto
When combined with an ongoing American strategic pivot toward emerging conflicts in East Asia, the outcome in Afghanistan seemed to preclude a strong U.
Source: The Atlantic
That punishment does not preclude the actor from being nominated for his work, though it did not augur well for “Emancipation,” which had been considered an awards candidate before Mr.
Source: The New York Times
Kilgour was a testament to the notion that being from a far-off country of a few million people with no established rock tradition did not preclude people from making great music.
Source: The New York Times
SBFA alleges that the fact that the Regulations apply to commercial and not consumer transactions does not preclude their preemption by TILA.
Source: Consumer Finance Monitor
and if you spoke with him, did you ascertain that he himself did not have a reason to need a priority seat?
not all disabilities are visible, not all disabilities preclude the use of a bicycle, and not all priorities are disability related.
Source: road.cc
The weak effects of most CAD-associated variants do not preclude their contribution to important etiological insights with therapeutic implications, as the effects of pharmacologically perturbing identified targets are typically much stronger than those of naturally occurring genetic variants that are common in the population.
Source: Nature.com
"Furthermore, using a comprehensive curricula model or program as the solid core of your instruction does not preclude the teacher or district from incorporating supplemental materials as necessary to meet the individual needs of a student or to support an area of instruction that needs additional time," he said.
Source: CTPost
Assistant to the Solicitor General Ben Snyder took some of the most spirited questioning, including from Justice Elena Kagan, who dove into the government’s interpretation of “drive-by statements” in past cases to argue that the 12-year statute of limitations should preclude the complaint.
Source: E&E News
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