The phrase "assumed to exclude" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is taken for granted as not being included or considered.
Example: "The terms of the contract are assumed to exclude any liabilities not explicitly mentioned."
Alternatives: "presumed to omit" or "considered to leave out".
Endometrioid carcinomas were re-classified as high-grade serous carcinomas if their grade was ≥G3, mucinous carcinomas were assumed to be metastatic and excluded from analysis if ≥G3, and serous histology was re-classified as either low-grade serous carcinomas (G1) or high-grade serous carcinomas (≥G2).
The contribution from activity in the remainder of the body to the absorbed dose to the kidney was estimated using the whole-body cumulated activity (assumed to be uniformly distributed and excluding the renal cumulated activity) and whole-body-to-kidney S values for 177Lu from RADAR/OLINDA [31].
The proportion of excluded children, assumed to be around 10%, will be monitored and reported.
As a sensitivity analysis we also assessed the effect of excluding those assumed to be diet misreporters.
Deviations of more than 300% of the recommended daily dose were assumed to be erroneous and were excluded.
The communicating links between pathways, implicitly assumed to be unimportant and thus excluded, are precisely what become important in the larger system and must be reinstated.
Some species may be assumed to be essentially invariant and excluded from the model, or quantitative values for binding constants may not be known.
If a very conservative approach were to be adopted and all patients of uncertain eligibility were assumed to be ineligible and were excluded, the recruitment rate would be even lower (eg 63.8% for hip replacement).
22 As such, the health utility impact of this event was assumed to be minimal and was excluded from the base case analysis but examined in a sensitivity analysis.
