The phrase "and not comprising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify that something does not include or consist of certain elements or components.
Example: "The committee will focus on the main issues at hand, and not comprising any irrelevant topics."
Alternatives: "and not including" or "and not consisting of".
As the constraint of collecting behavioral responses to both attended and unattended targets does not apply to psychophysiological studies, filtering paradigms can be used, in which attention is exclusively allocated to the to-be-selected feature, and stimuli not comprising this feature are completely task-irrelevant and can be ignored.
The presented characteristics of the mentioned tools are expected to rapidly change due to the continuous improvements both in software and hardware development and do not comprise an exhaustive description of the discussed software's features.
It has multiple determinants that differentially affect incidence and progression [ 4], and may not comprise a single uniform disease but several (e.g. tibiofemoral vs patellofemoral; isolated knee vs generalised OA).
As both instruments clearly focused on life goals and purpose in life and did not comprise items about the actual engagement in potentially meaningful activities (e.g., paid employment, charity), it is conceivable that their contents are clearly distinct from the concept of social functioning.
The Countess' jointure, the lands left to her under her husband's will, was too little to live by and did not comprise Chartley, so that she and her children had to seek accommodation elsewhere.
Scaffolds made from molecularly defined biomaterials are instrumental in the regeneration of tissues, but are generally confined to small flat patches and do not comprise the whole organ.
Basically we removed single frame detections (outliers) which correspond to 200 milliseconds and do not comprise a logical duration regarding to atypical sound events.
When G VV, E) comprised a single component, (mathrm{NLCO}=1); If G VV, E) does not have any node that is fully connected (i.e., (n_f =0)), and does not comprise a chain of n nodes (i.e., (1le mathrm{LGD}le n-2)), (mathrm{NLCO}) is greater than zero and less than or equal to one.
When G VV, E) comprised a single component, (mathrm{NLCO}=1); (b) If G VV, E) does not have any node that is fully connected (i.e., (n_f =0)), and does not comprise a chain of n nodes (i.e., (1le mathrm{LGD}le n-2)), (mathrm{NLCO}) is greater than zero and less than or equal to one.
As a chain becomes longer, it is less homogeneous; (d) If G VV, E) does not have any node that is fully connected (i.e., (n_f =0)), and does not comprise a chain of n nodes (i.e., (1le mathrm{LGD}le n-2)), (mathrm{NEGD}) is greater than zero and less than one.
