Sentence examples for excluded from this definition from inspiring English sources

The only type of knife that is excluded from this definition is a "folding pocketknife", a penknife in normal parlance, with a blade of three inches or less.

Tyrannies were, however, excluded from this definition, since their object is not the common good but the private benefit of one individual.

Those children with learning difficulties were excluded from this definition.

Strategies that were purely administrative or applied incentives or coercion were excluded from this definition of educational interventions.

Excluded from this definition are in vitro studies that utilize human tissues that cannot be linked to a living individual.

Consequently, the filters used to identify antipsychotic combination were restrictive and a large proportion of patients were excluded from this definition and labelled as unspecified polytherapy.

We define physiological dysregulation as the breakdown with age in the capacity of the complex regulatory networks to maintain organismal homeostasis due to changes in the state of these networks; we exclude from this definition adaptive changes with age and transient (i.e., reversible) responses to environmental challenges (Yashin et al., 2012).

These situations are excluded from the definition in this paper which is focussed on mammalian muscles with the long-term aim of clinical translation to enhance new muscle formation after acute or chronic injury or during surgery to replace whole muscles.

In addition, recurrent mutation as a cause of persistent polymorphism was considered most unlikely and, in fact, this evolutionary cause is explicitly excluded from the definition of genetic polymorphism by Ford (see above).

These carve-outs define events that, while materially adverse, are excluded from the definition of a MAC clause.

A small number of micro-businesses and multi-author blogs have been persuaded to join Impress quite unnecessarily, given they are excluded from the definition of relevant publisher.