Sentence examples for excluding a large amount from inspiring English sources

Six months later, the borrowings had swelled to $389.4 billion, excluding a large amount of lending to Hong Kong and Singapore.

That excludes a large amount of the female population of this country in one short sentence, while claiming ownership over feminism in general.

It also has methodological limitations: on the one hand, the quality of the studies was not assessed, while on the other hand, by deciding to focus solely on scientific publications with peer review, the authors excluded a large amount of contextual and informal knowledge.

The approach enables us to make an extensive search of clusters by automatically excluding a very large amount of strings which fall into the low-density regions of the search space.

In the control group, two children had to be excluded from the analysis because of a large amount of alpha activity in their EEG leading to low signal-to-noise ratio.

Zr6O4(OH)4(bptc)3 adsorbs a large amount of n-hexane but excluding branched isomers.

Furthermore, we did not exclude based on study type, as this could have excluded valuable descriptive material about strategies and so we had a large amount of literature to review from this period.

This result suggests that a large amount of PEI impurity is excluded from interlamellar region in the high PEI content blend, whereas the exclusion is negligible and most PEI chains reside between lamellae in the low PEI content blend.

A large amount of available information is often excluded from the analysis because it is acquired at stations that do not respect completely the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) standards, so that their corresponding collected data could be unreliable for wind energy purposes.

Although we cannot exclude the reversal of the fusion pore by some vesicles, a large amount of membrane must translocate to endocytic sites at the lateral margins of the synaptic membrane.

The revised bill also excluded cleaning workers and security guards at buildings where the city rented a large amount of space.