Sentence examples for excluding, for instance, from inspiring English sources

He stresses that the role of the press is not crime-fighting, and that trying to chip away at serial killer stories by excluding, for instance, the accused's name, can be a slippery slope.

This is a key feature of mirPub, since this information enables users to refine their search, excluding, for instance, publications related to a different molecule that had the same name in the past or including publications that refer to miRNAs of interest with different, older names.

This approach excludes, for instance, studies that cite Sabatier (1988) but focus on learning between states (Bennett, 2008).

There are a number of ways to create a list of regions that should be excluded - for instance you may wish to use the output from one of the source detection programs.

This definition excludes, for instance, unidirectional 'pushing' of information to public about latest technical advances, or 'pulling out' valuable knowledge or confidence about acceptability from the public (Lee & Petts, 2013; Stirling, 2008).

This excludes for instance clusters with miRNAs and RBPs that emerge from the standard workflow even after removing recurrent trans-factors (e.g., PUM2 plus miRNAs).

Fish require scales and fins (thus excluding catfish, for instance).

"It is a category of exclusion not different in kind, but only in degree, from the pre-existing categories of excluded persons, for instance, Vietnamese refugees and imprisoned or detained persons," Judge Cheung wrote in the opinion.

As a result, some indicators of guideline implementation, such as HIV testing or the obstetric management and care received during delivery, included in other studies may have been excluded (see for instance Musalia et al., 2010 [ 4]).

[Translation] [AL5] Others dentists preferred a more subtle method to exclude people, for instance by stopping phone call reminders for routine visits; for more urgent care, they would offer appointments only in the long term, thus expecting the person to consult another dental clinic.

Such lack of correlation could be due to the procedure adopted, and we cannot exclude that, for instance, the low number of isolates tested in the virulence assays or the limited period (8 days) for observing the mortality may have prevented the observation of virulence differences among the different Tunisian genotypes of P. larvae.