Sentence examples for be excluded it is from inspiring English sources

A gender gap is not necessarily a measurement of women's quality of life in general, for example issues like abortion are likely to be excluded, it is about measuring the gap in various sectors of society between men and women.

Unlike with the 1893 Act, a seller cannot exclude the provisions, and while the right to sell can be excluded it is not clear how this might be done.

Although clerical error cannot be excluded it is unlikely given the high concordance between the results of the OIC-HIV testing performed in the MSF laboratory, and WB performed in a blinded manner in the Kigali laboratory.

Especially younger individuals are at risk and although other confounding factors cannot be excluded, it is tempting to speculate that young subjects have been infected with seasonal influenza viruses less frequently and therefore have not developed protective heterosubtypic immune responses against infection with the highly pathogenic avian A/H5N1 viruses.

Finally, although residual confounding cannot be excluded, it is not likely to have occurred in our study.

If many patients are to be excluded, it is reasonable that most of those who are enrolled can participate.

Despite no other department receiving more honours if embassy and consulate staff are excluded, it is believed the government will highlight the 13 awards given to Home Office civil servants in last year's list in its defence.

While this can be quite hurtful for the parent who is being excluded, it is helpful to know this, too, is a phase and will pass.

Further, as studies in which comorbidities were reported were excluded, it is possible that some evidence may have been missed through the selection process.

Furthermore, because results were similar when participants with A1C >6.1% were excluded, it is unlikely that our results were due to misclassification of diabetes status.

Although women seeking treatment for vaginal discharge were excluded, it is possible that women attending secondary care had pre-existing genital infections thus the marginally higher prevalence.