Sentence examples for excludes cases of from inspiring English sources

That wording plainly excludes cases of life endangerment, incest and rape.

This may seem crude and excludes cases of non-literal language use, lying, cheating and error from the start, but it may serve to rationalize common patterns of pragmatic reasoning among cooperative, information-seeking interlocutors.

Thus, the boundary that excludes cases of younger age remains outside the observed time frame.

The classification of a second primary tumour excludes cases of metastasis or reoccurrence of the initial malignancy.

It is important to bear in mind that our results represent an underestimate of the influenza burden for several reasons: (1) the outcome measured excludes cases of influenza that were treated in other settings (i.e. hospitals and emergency departments) or those that were not professionally attended to, and (2) not all influenza infections are diagnosed as ILI.

The number of injuries, excluding cases of heatstroke, has almost doubled in the past two years.

The suicide rate in Belgium (excluding cases of euthanasia) is the second-highest in Western Europe, a phenomenon often attributed to the Flemish personality type known as "binnenvetter," a person who holds emotions inside.

The United States counters that while Congress discussed reducing the seriousness of possession when enacting the CSA, there is no corresponding discussion of limiting the scope of § 843(b) to exclude cases of simple possession in the legislative history of the CSA.

Marginal effects, assuming the specialization index is greater than 0 (excluding cases of no specialization), or less than 1 (excluding cases of complete specialization) or where the specialization index lies between 0 and 1 (incomplete specialization), are available upon request.

Excluding cases of nonunion, the average fracture healing time was 9 weeks (range 8 12 weeks; Fig. 2).

The age-adjusted 1-year prevalence of migraine headache (ie, excluding cases of aura only) was 26.3% (95% CI: 18.5-34.2%), 15.9% in males and 36.7% in females.