Sentence examples for I also excluded from inspiring English sources
The phrase "I also excluded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing what you have left out or omitted from a list, analysis, or discussion. Example: "In my report, I also excluded any data that was not relevant to the main findings."
I also excluded homologs of putative cuticular proteins identified in An. gambiae (the CPLCA and CPLCP families [7]) that are not yet well characterized in Drosophila.
I also exclude short systems that primarily serve as transit within a business district.
But I also excludes from consideration information on preferences for alternatives that, in an ordinary sense, are relevant.
I also exclude all individuals who work in the clergy since the wage-setting mechanism in that occupation should differ from the wage-setting of all other workers.
I also exclude people who left school before turning 16 years old and those who have ever served in the army sometime within 12 years since leaving school.
I also exclude firms with 0 employees because these firms represent mostly firms with no production, being created merely for tax purposes.5 I am left with around 350,000 firms per year distributed across 518 4-digit industries.
I also exclude singleton mutations, to minimize the downward bias in inferring α due to segregating deleterious amino acid mutations.
(I have also excluded Saqlain Mushtaq of Surrey, since some of his wickets were taken for Pakistan).
Several other places were vetoed on account of various scandals and disputes, and I have also excluded luxurious and obscenely priced retreats.
But the true polytheists I think are also excluded from the McCreary dissent.
Patients not admitted to the emergency department or inpatient ward of Couto Maia Hospital were also excluded (i.e., CSF specimens obtained from patients evaluated elsewhere but submitted to the Couto Maia Hospital laboratory).
