Sentence examples for excluding live from inspiring English sources

While the number paled next to the record-setting numbers for the Republican primary events, the debate was ABC's most watched Saturday program since December 31 , 2011 excluding live sports broadcasts.

excluding live births with missing/unknown gestational age.

Contrasts of neonatal mortality rates calculated after excluding live births <500 g and <1,000 g birth weight showed a similar pattern (Table  5).> -wrap-foot> gestationalnageand and BW birth weight.

Of the 10 countries that ranked ahead of the United States in neonatal mortality excluding live births under 1000 g, only two countries (the Czech Republic and Germany) had rates that were significantly lower (P<0.05).

Canada ranked 12th and the United States ranked 16th in crude infant mortality rates among 18 countries, whereas the two countries ranked sixth and 12th according to infant mortality rates calculated after excluding live births under 1000 g.

For instance, the spread of rank for the United States between crude neonatal mortality (22nd) and neonatal mortality excluding live births under 1000 g (only two countries had significantly lower rates) would have been even larger if we had adjusted our P values for multiple hypothesis testing.

It is a simple enough task to fetch reviews by adding the tone/reviews tag, and by adding the tone/albumreview tag as well we can exclude live reviews and just return albums (I found that using both tags rather than just tone/albumreview alone gave better results because it filtered out some other non-review type articles).

On the other hand, the poorest or socially excluded live in the hills or in areas far away beachfront.

The number of metabolically active calcein AM-positive cells, or EtHD-1 excluded Live cells, was most sensitive to cytotoxicity as indicated by the fold change between control and treated samples and had the best 4-parameter curve fits (Fig. 6 ).

Unfortunately, as the article reported, only 10 percent of transplant centers exclude living donors who are obese, and about half of transplant centers accept living donors who are morbidly obese, subjecting these individuals to additional risks of hypertension, kidney failure and even death.

Further variables for inclusion in the model were identified by factor analysis excluding multicollinear parameters (1: retained diabetes, excluded occupation; 2: retained literacy, excluded education, smoking; 3: retained wealth, excluded living condition, ethnicity).