Sentence examples for and yet excludes from inspiring English sources

First, the legitimacy of the USA's heavily market-oriented health care system, which accounts for 50% of total annual global health care expenditure on 5% of the world's population and yet excludes many of its citizens (while claiming to be a standard to which others should aspire), needs to be questioned and contested [ 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15].

Only one other being shares the secret knowledge: Judas, who is both part of and yet excluded from the movement of his companions.

Butler allows for "psychic excess" which applies to that which is both presupposed by and yet excluded by heterosexual gender identities.

And yet, excluding the cost of the vaccines and supplements, delivering this integrated package cost just 40 cents per child.

But there has been growing antipathy among women in the legal profession towards a club that welcomes so many male QCs and judges, yet excludes women.

This study thus demonstrates that RNA aptamers against sHSPs can be designed that show high affinity and specificity – yet exclude the primary client binding region – thereby facilitating the development of RNA aptamer-based therapeutic intervention strategies.

We are currently defining the species of Leptospira causing disease in Thailand and cannot yet exclude the possibility that culture-negative patients who were positive by rrs but negative by lipL32 were infected with a species belonging to the intermediate group.

Pickering claims to be dealing with the practice of science, and yet he excludes certain practices from his discussions.

What, by contrast, motivates the emotional state account, which bears obvious similarities to hedonism yet excludes many pleasures from happiness?

Nevertheless, one should acknowledge that the effect of the causal factor that is in the neighborhood of the tagging polymorphism may be larger, and we cannot yet exclude the possibility of considerably larger odds ratios for low-frequency variants (43).

As Honeth and collegues conclude [ 1], there is much to be uncovered about cancer stem cells and their role in carcinogenesis and one should not yet exclude the coexistence of clones of independent origin and evolution, within the entire tumor population or within the cancer stem cell fraction.