The phrase "and that exclusions" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The report outlines the main findings, and that exclusions should be noted for accuracy."
Alternatives: "and those exclusions" or "and the exclusions".
Capello et al. (2009) show, for the first time, that allelic exclusion in vomeronasal receptor cells can occur through the expression of an exogenous receptor and, that exclusion of expression is not limited to the substituted receptor, but applies to all members of the family – exclusion which is not exclusive.
Supporters of exclusion say the A.C.L.U. and other organizations are ignoring the welter of opinions that reach Americans, and some argue that exclusions made under the USA Patriot Act are weaker than the 1950s legislation.
However, in many cases borrowers were not told that the cover was optional, and others discovered that exclusions on the policies meant they were not eligible for a payout when they went to make a claim.
The NRC committee reviewed the influence of the one observation and determined that exclusion of this outlier was reasonable and appropriate (NRC 2000).
In addition, the authors examined potential sponsorship bias and concluded that exclusion of studies sponsored by pharmaceutical companies did not change the results.
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But the EU's move nonetheless came as a major shock to Switzerland's renowned scientific community – and showed the extraordinary amount of extra administrative and fundraising work that exclusion from the bloc entails.
Basically, the court found that the clubs existed for a commercial purpose and that the exclusion of women was not part of their self-described mission.
Greece, which maintains a military presence on Lemnos, says the islands were included in the exercise flight plans and that their exclusion violated Greek sovereignty rights.
In another he utters: "Money like the umbilical cord that connects you to girls and the landscape./Money that I'll never have and that by exclusion makes me a hermit, the protagonist who suddenly goes pale in the desert".
