Sentence examples for excluding excess from inspiring English sources

Ventilatory efficiency, expressed as the relation of VE and VCO2, has been assessed as the slope of the regression of both parameters excluding excess hyperventilation at the end of exercise.

For all three age categories, the proportion of cancer deaths (excluding excess CVD deaths) decrease with elapsed time since diagnosis whereas the opposite is observed for deaths due to other causes than cancer.

18 20 While the level of mortality observed when influenza is circulating in the community (often quantified using excess mortality) varies from winter to winter, baseline respiratory mortality (ie, excluding excess) has a seasonal pattern which is more or less constant from winter to winter, though it may change over the long term.

Currently, this additional time is not taken into consideration in the funding of medical activities, since physician fees are the same (€28 per specialist visit for instance in France – base price reimbursed by NHI excluding excess fees) whatever the duration of the consultation.

ZONA PELLUCIDA - [zona pelucida] area around a mammalian egg used to help exclude excess sperm from fertilizing the egg.

Furthermore, ammonium toxicity in Saccharomyces is proposed to involve the clash between the need for potassium uptake by the cells and the need to exclude excess ammonium ions.

The results obtained from the NLTCS-M and SEER-M were in agreement (excluding an excess for circulatory diseases in the NLTCS-M).

In halophytic grasses on the other hand, salt tolerance is mainly achieved either by limiting the influx of salts into the shoots, which results in reduced growth rates under saline conditions or by excluding the excess salt by salt glands.

Even more recently, Bosetti et al. (2003) stated that The aggregate data are reassuring in excluding any excess risk of death from lung, laryngeal, soft tissue sarcoma, brain and lymphoid neoplasms, as well as cirrhosis.

Thus the locations of the waveguides were chosen to include the signal from the cells, but the main design feature, the unusual geometry of the waveguides, is focused primarily on excluding this excess light (hence the idea of an exclusion-focused design).

Additionally, if, for a bona fide business-oriented security concern, the employer requires that an employee's spouse and dependents travel on an employer-provided aircraft for a personal trip, the special rule of is available to exclude the excess value of the aircraft trips over the safe harbor airfares.