The phrase "as we exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of leaving something out or not including certain elements in a particular context.
Example: "As we exclude irrelevant data from our analysis, we can focus on the key findings that matter."
Alternatives: "while we omit" or "as we leave out".
When B. Munuswamy Naidu became the Chief Minister of Madras Presidency in 1930, he endorsed the inclusion of Brahmins in the Justice Party, saying: So long as we exclude one community, we cannot as a political speak on behalf of or claim to represent all the people of our presidency.
Albuminuria due to glomerular enlargement and hyperfiltration is a good indicator of renal aging, as long as we exclude or correct for confounding factors.
This results in a conservative estimate of the share of patients who misuse non-heroin opioids, as we exclude the share of patients who misuse heroin as their primary drug of misuse yet also misuse non-heroin opioids.
Furthermore, as we excluded patients with a psychiatric co-morbidity, our findings are not generalizable to those bipolar patients with comorbidities.
As we excluded revision THR, we had no mechanical complications or infections for major diagnoses.
Only 112 specimens were used for survival analysis as we excluded 4 peri-operative chemotherapy patients.
This estimate may be conservative, as we excluded micro-invasive disease from the survival analysis.
In our current study we had a different situation as we excluded patients with acute myocardial infarction.
Possibly the number of patients with classic HCC was underestimated in our study as we excluded all patients without biopsies.
As we excluded all SNPs in these regions from further analyses, the final SNP data set included 579, 129 SNPs.
As we excluded patients undergoing endovascular therapy, our results are only generalizable to patients receiving IVT without subsequent endovascular therapy.
