Sentence examples for excludes links from inspiring English sources

Each protocol consists of two phases which adaptively adjust the transmission ranges by including or excludes links from the final topology.

The metric defined as SP t) [5] is based on a shortest path (i.e., hop count) approach that excludes links whose quality is below a threshold t.

In addition, not allowing links to social leave events also reduces the false match rate as it excludes links that are more likely than others to be erroneous.

Although the watchdog notes in the ruling that Google's privacy policy excludes linking certain sensitive user data with advertising, it argues the company is still overreaching German law by joining up usage of multiple different services without individuals' consent, and by not offering an opt-out.

Internet specialists here say that Google and Yahoo, for example, routinely exclude links to sensitive political or religious sites from searches conducted in mainland China.

Because the Court's decision specifically said that a relevant factor should be "the role played by the data subject in public life," Google is reluctant to exclude links about politicians and other prominent people.

It was excluded links for which fusion proteins were found only in Plasmodium.

We then differentiate intra-pathway links i.e between the different modules assigned to a same signalling pathway, excluding links within a module, and inter-pathways links between modules of different signalling pathways.

A large number of possible links were generated and a series of checks was then applied to identify and exclude links where additional information (e.g. maternal birthplace) was in conflict.

Although subjects with a clinical diagnosis of a schizotypical personality disorder (SPD), affective or personality disorder were excluded, links to personality traits or other symptoms as described for our probands could also account for the lower scores in the risk group.

We excluded linked records of paediatric liver transplantation (ie, recipients younger than 17 years), multiorgan transplantation, living-donor liver transplantation, domino liver transplantation and super urgent liver transplantation.