Sentence examples for excluding at least from inspiring English sources
To eliminate the effects of acceleration and deceleration, we used 10 intermediate steps of a trial (five steps of left foot and five steps of right foot), excluding at least the first three steps and the last three steps.
Despite the high counts detected on VIA for the trials AS, nAS, ASwR and nASwR, no colony showed a RAPD profile superimposable to that of S. maltophilia LMG 6606 excluding, at least at the highest dilutions of soil samples, a cross-contamination among inoculated and un-inoculated trials.
Notably, the IC50 values of the Plrx parasite line did not differ significantly from WT parasites, excluding, at least ex vivo, a central function of Plrx in anti-redox stress defense (Table 1).
In other cases, the evidence must be excluded, at least absent a showing of particularized guarantees of trustworthiness.
March 7: Flynn registers as a foreign agent, but excludes at least some of what's articulated above.
For their part, prosecutors from the Bronx district attorney's office sought to exclude at least seven white men from the jury and were allowed to do so.
To investigate prospectively whether blood gas samples drawn from extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) cannulae help to exclude at least clinically significant recirculation volumes in patients with acute respiratory failure.
But crowdfunding platforms have a clear business need to exclude at least some of the companies that seek to participate, in order to establish a reputation as a reliable place for people to invest.
Justices William J. Brennan Jr. and John Paul Stevens joined the dissent, in which Justice Marshall said the practice excludes at least 11 to 17percentt of potential jurors, including a disproportionate number of blacks and women.
What cannot be excluded, at least until Russian curators reveal what works of art they are holding in secret depositories, is the possibility that some of these paintings are still in Moscow and St Petersburg today.
Commercial and institutional buildings tend to have large internal sources of heat gain, such as people and lighting, so it is desirable to exclude at least some solar gain through the transparent surfaces to reduce energy consumption in cooling.
