Sentence examples for be interpreted to exclude from inspiring English sources
I don't know, but it sounds to us like this legislation could be interpreted to exclude the very people who brought this case forward in the first place".
Despite the relatively large numbers of SBV-negative pools, our findings should not be interpreted to exclude the involvement of other species, such as C. dewulfi or C. punctatus, in field transmission of SBV.
In Mexico, where a constitutional clause like Indonesia's has long been interpreted to exclude foreign investors from the oil-and-gas industry, investment has lagged and offshore reserves have remained largely untapped.Some Indonesians may not care.
To the extent that we can exclude confounding at the group level, this finding may be interpreted to improve causal claims as illustrated below.
And though the law predated the digital era, it was long interpreted to exclude any activities online during the official campaign period.
Excluding the nine non-English speaking patients for whom the scale had been interpreted to Gujarati and Urdu, the results for these factors did not change.
Since patients with RA may have false negative TST or IGRA results due to immunosuppression, a negative TST or IGRA should not be interpreted as excluding the possibility that a patient has LTBI.
Among her examples of microaggressions to be avoided, she included saying "you guys", since the phrase could be interpreted as excluding women.
As to the literal text of article 12, the court held that, looked at in isolation, the text "be interpreted so as not to exclude the marriage between two men or two women" (para. 55).
Participants were also excluded if the PSG data could not be interpreted due to multiple artifacts in the airflow signal (n = 8).
