The phrase "and excluding that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to specify that something is not included in a particular consideration or list.
Example: "The total cost of the project is $10,000, and excluding that, we still need to account for additional expenses."
Alternatives: "not including that" or "aside from that".
The dangerous part is the including and excluding that follow.
"It's the widest it's been since the Bear weekend and excluding that, it's the widest ever," Mr. Backshall said.
Prion replication was detected up to 30 passages after infection, indicating that MVs-dependent prion transmission generate a persistent infection in the recipient neuroblastoma cells and excluding that the detected PrPSc could just be due to the persistence of the initial inoculum.
And it also extends a provision that allows people older than 70 ½ to use distributions from individual retirement accounts to contribute up to $100,000 to charity, and exclude that amount from their income.
These results demonstrated that EBV-specific TH cell memory is efficiently reactivated by LCL stimulation, and excluded that de novo priming of EBV-specific TH cell responses occurs under these in vitro conditions.
Excluding that gain and other nonrecurring charges and accounting changes, Citigroup earned $3.86 billion, or 74 cents a share.
Excluding that benefit and restructuring costs, it earned 82 cents a share, beating analysts' expectations of 77 cents a share.
This will filter content and exclude that which does not have a reference with a value matching the parameter.
We also tested and excluded that N-octanoyl-dopamine (compound 5) exhibits any hemodynamic effects in vivo and does not function as a competitive receptor inhibitor either.
However, we can not test and exclude that a few reads are derived from unsequenced genomes.
The tables in Figure 4 report when this dispersion in the principal component analysis was considered statistically significant and excluded that two groups belong to a common clade.
