Sentence examples for excluding dependent from inspiring English sources

The law also provides that when a lease has been entered into by two or more tenants -- as in the letter writer's case -- the total number of tenants and occupants, excluding dependent children of the occupant, cannot exceed the number of tenants specified in the lease.

These findings argue against excluding dependent drinkers from trials of BI, and there may be wider exclusions that should be reconsidered.

By excluding dependents (who now are counted against the cap) from the total, it might mean the entry of as many as 300,000 people a year -- one-tenth of 1percentt of the U.S. population.

Insofar as this is true, it provides an additional rationale for excluding dependents from the franchise.

Though we assume that sporadic or occasional shipments of insubstantial amounts of goods were not intended to be included in that prohibition, there is no warrant for assuming that regular shipments in commerce are to be included or excluded dependent on their size.

We also excluded dependents that were covered by the Safeway health insurance program through a family member (36%% of all members) since they did not complete self-reported health status data.

Note that the reduction in the number of study subjects (because of excluding genetically dependent individuals) increases the chances of selecting false positive variants.

If a currently achievable level of 100 mg/kg FW is used instead (reported expression range is 20 200 mg/kg FW [ 29, 34, 35]), the costs increase to $1,210/dose and $430/dose when including and excluding facility dependent costs, respectively.

All models were analysed by either excluding (time-dependent = no) or including (time-dependent = yes) timing of IGE expression aCompared to STM Previous studies analysed survival time with an animal model [ 15– 17].

The reason for excluding opioid-dependent individuals also presenting with benzodiazepine and alcohol dependence was based on the results of several studies which have shown an increased risk of overdose associated with benzodiazepine use and alcohol use [ 13].

While cheaper, this would be at the cost of excluding forest-dependent peoples from the benefits of new streams of carbon finance (or worse, possibly excluding them from forest areas altogether).