Sentence examples for excludes the fact from inspiring English sources

This excludes the fact that our case was of a multidrug-resistant tuberculosis as then neither lungs or the eye would have responded to the treatment.

However, his definition excludes the fact that innovation does not necessarily consist of totally novel things; innovative activities that cause relatively small changes in product performance may also have important economic and technological consequences (Rosenberg, 1976) as they may accumulate over time and result in significant changes (Tidd et al., 1997).

"That does not exclude the fact that we have different visions of the world".

"We can't exclude the fact that more people were [trapped] inside the ship," he said.

NEL: How can you exclude the fact she was screaming if you couldn't hear?" PISTORIUS: If I couldn't hear it, then I couldn't hear.

Sorrentino explained, "The fact that there are no records, in modern times, of clerics having sex inside the Vatican does not exclude the fact that there are plenty of rumors".

Mr. McSweeney has a tenuous connection to Huntingdon Life Sciences at best (even excluding the fact that he retired from his position at the Stock Exchange in January): Huntingdon shares are traded on the Arca electronic trading arm of the N.Y.S.E.

Accordingly, our study has not sufficient power to exclude the fact that the AUC in the population is below this limit.

Therefore, we cannot exclude the fact that EtCO2 variation after a 500-ml fluid load could be of limited clinical interest according to Ray et al. [32].

"You see things in humans which you might attribute to having complex, mammalian brain, but until you go and test it in bees, you can't exclude the fact that a simple brain can do it".

Because of the close proximity of the four different wells at each site (less than 15 cm apart), water levels only provide the vertical component of the fluid advection, and we cannot exclude the fact that porewater may overall move in the horizontal direction with a significant vertical contribution.