The phrase "able to exclude the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability or possibility of omitting or leaving out something specific.
Example: "The new software is able to exclude the unnecessary data from the analysis, improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "capable of omitting the" or "able to leave out the".
In combination, however, negative SMA and SERPINE1 expressions were able to exclude the presence of ECS (100% specificity) (Table 2).
Here, we were able to exclude the existence of a flow barrier and to quantify the variation in the permeability-thickness kh between the region around the pulser well and that surrounding the observer.
Another commissioner said that the incident totally undermined the assertion by Mr. Levin and Mr. Case in their testimony to Congress that they would never be able to exclude the rivals because viewers would revolt.
The authors then were able to exclude the presence of a red giant and most types of helium stars, leaving a faint white dwarf or a subgiant star as likely companions.
By analysing the responsiveness of short-term changes in temperature to "nudges and bumps" in the climate system, he explained, they were able to exclude the outcomes that would have resulted in devastating increases of 4C or more by 2100.
Therefore, we were able to exclude the possibility that any improvement seen with guided STED would be due to the low-power probe step acting as a break between pixels.
He has been able to find like-minded people on the Internet, supporting his utopian idea of being able to exclude all the "others," those with different ideas and cultures.
We were also unable to obtain clinical isolates in this study but were able to exclude some of the sources and focus on the most likely sources of transmission.
Generally, a taxpayer must have owned and lived in their home as a principal residence for two years of the five-year period ending on the date of sale of the home (ownership and use tests) to be able to exclude $250,000 of the gain ($500,000 if Married Filing Jointly).
An investor who keeps money in a such a fund for 10 years is able to exclude 15percentt of the original capital gain from taxation.
Even after Facebook's first pledge, which was voluntary, reports revealed that advertisers who posted housing ads were still able to exclude people on the basis of race, calling into question Facebook's promise of stepped-up enforcement.
