Sentence examples for excluding continuous from inspiring English sources

Since our PBM uses continuous wave emission, its light is not detected by this NIRS device because it has a proprietary mechanism for excluding continuous light so that ambient light does not contaminate the device's pulsed photon emitter/detector.

The respiratory functional impairment has two aspects: 'severe respiratory disease' is defined as patients with permanent shortness of breath with light activity due to pulmonary disease; and 'home ventilation' specifies whether a patient has used or uses home ventilation (excluding continuous positive airway pressure ventilation).

The minimum diameter (3 mm) was stipulated by a recent radiologic definition of honeycombing [ 14], and the maximum diameter (20 mm) was set to exclude continuous emphysematous lesions and bullous changes.

It cannot be excluded that continuous geographic sampling would also reveal more continuous genetic relationships.

A working memory component of the task was excluded by continuous presentation of the sequence on the screen.

Of the 183 samples tested by all operators, 13 samples had an OD > 3.0 in the HPTN Laboratory Center and were excluded from continuous comparisons.

We cannot exclude a continuous transmission until next austral summer, followed by an increase of cases and an extension to the whole island, as occurred in 2005 (1 ).

Currently, data are only available for the last 5 years, and the possibility of patella resurfacing having an adverse long-term effect on major components cannot be excluded without continuous data collection and further analysis.

When those with MDD in 1999 were excluded, the continuous LS burden still similarly predicted MDD in 2005, while smoking and reduced work ability, but not the LS score, were its significant concurrent correlates (Table 3).

This requires proper training of staff outside the formal anaesthetic unit, but still this will not exclude the continuous need of an adequate communication between the anaesthesiologists, who insert the epidural catheter, and the ward staff who cares for the patients postoperatively.

We defined patients as cases if they had a first recorded incident idiopathic liver event during continuous registration, again excluding the first 12 months of continuous registration to ensure events were incident.