Sentence examples for excluding its use from inspiring English sources

Since the oceanic anthropogenic CO2 sink has limited ability to be controlled by human activities, current and future international climate change policies should have an explicit 'EEZ' clause excluding its use within national carbon accounts.

As the EEZ carbon sink may introduce legal grounds for nation states to possibly exploit, which would ultimately dampen efforts to reduce atmospheric CO2 concentrations, current and future international climate change policies should have an explicit 'EEZ' clause excluding its use within national carbon accounts.

Excluding its use as some sort of mantra or wishful incantation, the notion that American politics exist largely in the absence of violence is untenable.

The aforementioned different approaches for focusing the library preparation and hence the sequencing process to the virus nucleic acids are less restricted than our approach [5], [6], [7], [8] but, nevertheless, strong constraints exist: The protocol of Potgieter and co-workers [6] only works with dsRNA, excluding its use for influenza sequencing.

Finally this project monopolized the high-fidelity simulator, excluding its use by others.

Given the use of ParaHox genes in gut patterning, and their historical birth in the cis-duplication of a precursor gene, it is reasonable to assume a scenario in which the bilaterian ancestor used a single proto-parahox gene (one possible candidate being the Placozoa Trox-2 gene [ 66]) to control the specification of the gut tissue (although not excluding its use in other germ layers).

However, the major limitation of the serologic test is that it stays positive for many years despite successful treatment, which excludes its use in confirming reexposure or assessment of the treatment outcome [ 166].

A similar finding of interest was hypoxic down-regulation of β-actin expression in all cell lines, which excluded its use as an internal standard for normalization of our values (data not shown).

This excludes its use in cases of TBI confounded by spinal injury.

Clinical use of cisplatin is, however, associated with irreversible renal toxicity, which necessitates the use of pre- and post-hydration regimens, and excludes its use in patients with less than normal renal function (Pinzani et al, 1994).

In conclusion, we would like to emphasize that, despite the apparent low efficiency of targeted gene correction in some cell systems, one can not exclude its use as therapeutic option.