Sentence examples for although we can exclude that from inspiring English sources

In line with this, CD4 T cells with proliferative capacity showed higher accumulation at the site of infection than CD8 T cells two weeks post infection (although we can exclude that this bias in CD4 proliferation may in part reflect a bias inherent in the CD4 prime/boost mechanism).

To the best of our knowledge none of the collected contaminated dispensers was identified as the source or associated with a nosocomial infection in the participating health care facilities although we can exclude that single transmission may have occurred but was not noted or reported.

Therefore, we can exclude that the psychological difference between groups is due to migraine.

Thus, we can exclude that simply an altered food intake may influence our results.

Although we can not exclude that following different protocols of olfactory deprivation (i.e. analysis of cells at different survival time) an effect could be found, these findings straighten the specific role played by olfactory enrichment on GAD67 expression modulation and its possible implication in plasticity mechanisms.

"We can exclude the possibility that this was an accident.

Therefore, although we are confident that we can exclude a doubling in risk of VTEs with the TNF inhibitors studied here, differences of a smaller magnitude cannot be excluded.

We conclude that subretinal administration of dual AAV OV vectors should not be used for large gene transfer to PR, although we can not exclude that sequences that are more recombinogenic than those included in our dual AAV OV ABCA4 and MYO7A vectors may allow efficient homologous recombination in PR.

We can exclude people without meaning to.

This suggests that IL-2 is not consumed by the Treg, although we can not exclude that the level of exogenous IL-2 is simply too high to detect consumption by Treg.

These results are consistent with the transient accumulation of α-importin in the nucleus of infected cells [17] and are easier interpreted by proposing that α-importin acts as a cofactor for virus RNA replication, although we can not exclude that it also plays a role during transcription of progeny RNPs.