Sentence examples for exclude impact of from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the obtained results of the extreme ROTI values for the EIA manifestation in quiet and disturbed conditions, for further analysis we apply a higher threshold of 5 TECU/min together with a condition of the multi-peak detection to exclude impact of the quasi-stationary EIA double-peak structure on the plasma density irregularities detection in the TEC data.

Others has extended the estimation of the no-influenza expected mortality to exclude impact of other respiratory and circulatory diseases, like infections from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), by controlling for presence of these in the estimation of the expected mortality in the absence of influenza [ 9, 11, 12].

The figures exclude the impact of the Guardian Media Group Regional Media operation, which comprises 32 newspapers including the Manchester Evening News, of which Trinity Mirror took control from 28 March.

Fourthly, the tables exclude the impact of the coming spending cuts, reductions that are bound to fall on the poor most this autumn.

"It has to be reasonably high to really exclude the impact of dumping," said a European industry official who insisted on anonymity.

The sales figures for both units exclude the impact of store closures.

Organic sales, which exclude the impact of acquisitions, rose by 6% in the quarter.

If you exclude the impact of foreign exchange fluctuations, they were up 1percentt quarter-over-quarter, but down 4percentt year-over-year, according to the earnings call.

Furthermore, changes in the methodology and design of future neuroprotection trials are required in order to exclude an impact of confounding symptomatic effects on observations.

In order to exclude the impact of the interruptible load cost, loads in this system do not participate in the operation.

Note that these figures exclude the impact of making permanent the repeal of the estate tax (a permanent repeal is assumed in both scenarios); including that impact would skew the benefits even more heavily toward the rich.