Sentence examples for capable of excluding from inspiring English sources

In areas favorable for its growth, S. obtusifolia is capable of excluding all native species and forming dense mono-specific stands and consequently causing significant ecological changes (Mackey et al. 1997; Tye et al. 2003).

An adaptive version of such a forward floating selection method was applied here because of its low computational complexity and because it was capable of excluding the most prominent outliers during the sequential approximation process (Fig. 1).

Again, the consequence is reduced statistical power, although, as was demonstrated, the test remains capable of excluding a substantial number of false candidate formulas.

We interpret the absence of hysteresis in the presence of SSB as strong evidence that long-range DNA secondary structure is not capable of excluding SSB and contributing to condensation until the concentration of NaOAc was increased to 750 mM.

We therefore conclude that M. coquereli can be attributed the role of a "keystone (intraguild) predator" that controls the abundance of a primary consumer by preferential predation and/ or resource competition, which in turn is capable of excluding other species from the community (for the key-stone species concept see [ 78]).

However, the workflow is capable of reliably excluding risk factors, such as contaminant release.

Furthermore the method is capable of correctly excluding some 96% of 3392 somatic cancer-associated variations in 1983 proteins not included in the training/testing set.

As demonstrated herein, modern instruments are capable of intelligently excluding isotopes, charge states, and low abundance ions from MS/MS analysis.

In countries all over the world with emergency medical care delivery systems that are not fully developed, EMS providers capable of detecting or excluding pneumothorax with ultrasound can help to avoid unnecessary interventions as well as expedite treatment and transportation of the patient to the appropriate higher level of care.

We considered all plants within each of the eight study populations as potential fathers since, within all populations, all plants were mature and presumably capable of producing pollen, excluding potentially <10 less mature plants at Blue Hill.

Patients who were not capable of consenting were excluded from the study.