Sentence examples for accepted or excluded from inspiring English sources

Further, samples have been accepted, or excluded, based on clinical relevance and guidelines, rather than based on information about their ancestry.

This can be used to identify problematic regions in the model, which is more productive than merely accepting or excluding predictions (as in the leverage AD, for example).

However, given that there were no accepted – or empirically tested – methods for excluding qualitative studies from syntheses on the basis of their quality [ 57, 12, 58], we included all studies regardless of their quality.

The return page will indicate how (or if) the name is treated in the eFlora (e.g., if it was accepted, excluded, or listed as a synonym under a newly adopted name).

Figure 1 shows the scheme of article selection and the number of articles accepted and excluded.

Two individuals had not stated why they had accepted or declined the medication offer, and were likewise excluded from further analyses.

Microbiological culture of bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) fluid represents an accepted standard to confirm (or exclude) a clinical diagnosis of pneumonia in intubated ICU patients [ 3], but it generally takes 48 hours to obtain results [ 4].

Thirty-eight recommendations were found "not accepted", and therefore excluded.

If the recommendation had a median <8 and <70% scored in the top tertile, then the recommendation was marked as "not accepted" and was excluded.

This theory allows the supervaluationist to reject (P3) and to accept future excluded middle, (P5), without accepting the idea of 'the thin red line' or 'the true future'.

The Lib Dems issued a statement saying they would not accept being excluded from one of the debates and proposed the same format as for the 2010 election – three live programmes with Clegg and his Tory and Labour counterparts.