Sentence examples for excluding known from inspiring English sources

Identification of overactive bladder without excluding known reasons causing urgency can result in overestimate of prevalence.

The two variants were furthermore investigated for influence on quantitative obesity-related traits in the combined study sample and in the population-based Inter99 cohort excluding known type 2 diabetic patients.

Sequences with a bit score of greater than 100 in all sequenced genomes, excluding known virulence factors, surface proteins and genes in pathogenicity islands (PI) were designated as core (Table S1).

We found 19% of known intergenic mouse pre-miRNAs to have more than one CAGE tag on the pre-miRNA or within 500 bp upstream, compared to 8% of our intergenic candidates (excluding known miRNAs, as for the cDNA/EST comparison above; genome coordinates of mouse and human candidates with CAGE data support are in Dataset S3 and Dataset S4).

In analyses of gene-environment interactions comprising a total of 5,604 individuals from the population-based Inter99 cohort, excluding known type 2 diabetes patients, we found an interaction between INSIG2 rs7566605 genotype and the level of self-reported physical activity.

The instrument was then switched to MS/MS mode where the 7 strongest peptides (excluding known contaminant peptides) from the MS scan were selected and fragmented using the Collision Induced Dissociation (CID) at low pressure and their mass and intensities were measured.

They excluded known institutions like mosques and shops and gradually built a map of the network of contacts around Abu Zubaydah.

There will always be the risk of transferring a hitherto unknown infectious agent, although many of the measures we shall take to exclude known viruses are likely also to exclude unknown viruses, if present.

Annotated variants were filtered to exclude known polymorphisms, leaving a total of 1711 novel variants.

He excluded known Jeopardy sites from the results, and didn't test his own Wolfram Alpha because it is not designed for those kinds of queries.

Oral leukoplakia (OL), which is the most common among these lesions, is defined by the World Health Organization as "a white plaque of questionable risk having excluded known diseases or disorders that carry no increased risk for cancer".