Sentence examples for excludes the use from inspiring English sources

The public nature of commercial and institutional buildings and the hazards of industrial buildings generally require that they be of noncombustible construction, and this largely excludes the use of light timber frames.

Basing important policymaking decisions off of studies where the underlying data must be publicly accessible deliberately excludes the use of a wide swath of important data sets – including key longitudinal studies that underpin current clean air and water regulations.

Among them, the stability in aqueous or non aqueous solutions is an absolute prerequisite, which excludes the use of several newly synthesised fragments solely stable in the solid state.

Compared to conventional centrifugal electrospinning (CES) techniques, a relatively greater production rate of fibers is achieved at reduced rotation speeds and also excludes the use of needles during the process.

Almost all Boulder businesses support the Boulder Community Alliance, which promotes Quiet Use, encouraging visitors to safeguard silence by opting to engage in fishing, hiking and stargazing in technically the least efficient way — which is to say in any way that excludes the use of an engine.

No sure way exists for overcoming all such risks, especially high-impact/low-probability events such as an outbreak of SARS or foot-and-mouth disease, or a major terrorist attack, because the absence of historical data excludes the use of predictive statistical tools to help ensure containment of those risks.

This allowed us to exclude the use of the dynamic form factor derived from the conventional 1D model.

This kind of realistic hypotheses exclude the use of the usual (weighted) least-squares estimators.

Headcount has already fallen from 120,826 to 107,144 during 2009, excluding the use of 7,000 agency staff.

Weeds are a major problem for organic growers since organic systems exclude the use of conventional herbicides.

The home secretary told MPs she had rejected the committees' recommendations to exclude the use of state surveillance powers for the "economic wellbeing" of the UK.