Sentence examples for excluded offset from inspiring English sources

This set of sites mirrored that analyzed previously (Grosswendt et al., 2014 ), and excluded offset 6mers, which as a class was already known to mediate repression and exhibit preferential conservation (Friedman et al., 2009 ).

It proposed that from Jan . 1 , 2013the trading scheme should exclude offset credits from hydrofluorocarbon 23 and nitrous oxide credits from adipic acid production.

Case 1 is named as "measured data excluding offset", which is equivalent to the original IMT-Advanced UMi channel model, where the angle offset from the LoS direction is ignored.

Excluding the offsetting sizes, reflection loss of composites is enhanced as thickness increases.

Smaller housing developments will be excluded from the offset scheme, the details and pricing of which will be announced at a later date.

The continued decline in lending to corporations, excluding banks, was offset by a 2.8 percent increase in lending to households, so that overall credit to the private sector rose 0.9 percent, accelerating from May and June.

The radiative effect of stratospheric ozone depletion was included (which offsets greenhouse warming) when generating these temperature and precipitation scenarios, but the radiative effect of sulfate aerosols was excluded (which also offsets greenhouse warming) because it is difficult to predict in the southern hemisphere.

When the SNR improves, the capacity calculated directly from the measured data is larger than that when angular offset is excluded.

It shows that when angular offset is excluded, the ratio of the eigenvalues turns to be larger which implies that the power of the channel is more centralized on one of the two eigen spaces.

Cost offsets excluded costs to the individual or caregivers, costs due to lost productivity or costs associated with alcohol-related crime and violence.

That is a pretty sizeable increase – growing almost as strongly as during the mining boom: Some of this increase in government income over four years will come from removing the tax free threshold for short-term migrant workers – expected to raise $535m – and from changes to the "zone tax offset to exclude 'fly-in fly-out' and 'drive-in drive-out' workers" that will raise $325m.