Sentence examples for excluded about from inspiring English sources

We excluded about 19% of the cohort members living in the Munich metropolitan area, corresponding to subjects who were likely to have changed home address during pregnancy, because we had no information on their previous addresses.

Both polls were predominately urban and, for security reasons, excluded about 15 percent of the population living in areas of instability.

In all, House Republicans have proposed appropriating $1.16 billion to the S.B.A. — $989 million when disaster funding is excluded — about $40 million more than the Obama administration has sought and $237 million more than the agency received this year.

The new data, some analysts say, may raise the level of scrutiny on a variety of federal programs like welfare reform and the recently enacted increases in child tax credits, which excluded about 6.5 million low-income working families with children.

The results are relatively unchanged from a Gallup poll conducted two years ago, which also excluded about one-third of the country, but they do represent a dramatic shift from Gallup polls conducted prior to the war, which began ramping up in 2010 and escalated in 2011. .

It's worth observing that the financial analysts at Carbon Tracker reached a similar conclusion, which used the FSEIS's own analytical framework to show that the report excluded about 2 million bpd of proposed projects that would not be economically feasible without Keystone XL.

But under federal accounting rules, Southwest must exclude about 10percentt of its future contracts, and value them at current prices.

Excluding about $400 million for one-time items, it posted earnings of about $1.94 a share, short of the $2.07 expected by analysts.

But the registration was disorganized, and officials relied on facial examinations to sort the applicants, excluding about a third of those who identified themselves as minors.

The rules would mean that NordLB, a landesbank in Hanover, would have to exclude about a third of its core capital.

The committee countered with its own study, suggesting that the new definition would exclude about 10 percent of people currently with a diagnosis.