Sentence examples for excluded as potential from inspiring English sources

The wind environment and latitude were excluded as potential causes for this morphology.

As these analogues have not shown in vitro HIV-2 reverse transcriptase inhibition, it could be excluded as potential target for their specific anti-HIV-2 activity.

In the present patient, intraoperative hypotension, spinal cord compression by an epidural hematoma, etc. were excluded as potential etiologies of the SCI.

Based on our modeling, the recombination of two mono-atomic oxygen (*O) species or direct O2 formation via reaction of N2O with *O can be excluded as potential reaction pathways yielding gas-phase O2.

While a holding company called Kewalram Singapore owns 23% of Olam (the company the family helped found), worth almost $700 million, the brothers are apparently excluded as potential beneficiaries.

Two conditions should be satisfied to stabilize Ps, the first being sufficient size of free-volume void captured Ps and second being low electron density preventing direct positron-electron annihilation (that is why metals and semiconductors are excluded as potential Ps-forming media) [1, 2].

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS--Amidst all the drudgery, the manuscript submission forms of many journals ask authors a simple but surprising question: Are there any individuals you would like to suggest or exclude as potential reviewers?

Amid all the checklists, bibliographic information, and file-attachment instructions, the manuscript submission forms of many journals ask authors a simple question: Are there any individuals you would like to suggest or exclude as potential reviewers?

DS Des Bray said: "I can confirm that Madeleine McCann has been totally excluded as a potential victim and UK police have been advised".

Madeleine McCann has been "totally excluded" as a potential victim after a young girl's remains were found in a suitcase in Australia.

UPDATE: July 29 -- Australian detectives have confirmed that McCann is "totally excluded as a potential victim" in this case, according to Express.