Sentence examples for excluded up to from inspiring English sources

In a provocative 2004 paper, the Atlanta-based psychologist Drew Westen and his colleagues showed how researchers – motivated by the desire for an experiment with clearly interpretable results – had often excluded up to two-thirds of potential participants, typically because they had multiple psychological problems.

There have been a series of legal clashes over the rules of the race, with Labour's national executive committee defending its decision to impose the rules that have excluded up to 130,000 members who have joined the party since January from voting.

Restriction to those with a recent (≤3 years) BMI resulted in mean BMI estimates closer to HSE (≤0.28 kg/m underestimation), but excluded up to 47% of patients.

A couple could exclude up to $500,000.

By one estimate, it excludes up to 50 percent of enrolled students.

(Married taxpayers filing jointly who meet the same requirements may be able to exclude up to $500,000 in gains).

Opposition politicians and Western governments said voter rolls were doctored in Mr Mugabe's favour, excluding up to 1m voters.

Under current tax law, Mr. Miller said, a taxpayer can exclude up to $250,000 in gains ($500,000 for married taxpayers filing jointly) on the sale of a principal residence.

Effective in 2008, a surviving spouse may exclude up to $500,000 if the sale occurs within two years of the other spouse's death.

Employees can exclude up to $245 a month from gross income for employer-provided mass transit as well as for parking benefits this year.

• People who lost their jobs and collected unemployment compensation last year may exclude up to $2,400 of unemployment payments from taxable income.