Sentence examples for excluding marginal from inspiring English sources
Its four first products (excluding marginal decay schemes) are very short-lived, meaning that the corresponding disintegrations are indicative of the initial radon distribution.
Only features deemed present by Imagene 5.6.1 (excluding marginal and absent values) were used for analyses.
Species ranges were finally coded by presence absence data, excluding marginal distributions or known human introductions [ 6, 57].
Combinations excluding marginal populations were also explored to investigate any contribution these groups may have on the regional haplogroup profile distribution.
Indeed, the epistasis results of the NFNC1966 cohort (Table 2) suggest that excluding marginal SNP interactions, we could identify only one epistatic pair in HDL through pair-wise genome scans of eight metabolic traits despite that the sample size (5000) in the NFBC1966 cohort is reasonably big.
Elite interviewing by its very nature is limited to certain perspectives and worldviews about hospital boards and patient safety that might well exclude marginal or underrepresented perspectives.
The other articles confirm these experiences and also show how wider social processes act to exclude marginal groups from decision-making or consideration in decision-making (e.g. Zakus and Lysack 1998; Palmer et al. 1999; Hill and Ly 2004).
However, there is a possibility that the downstream gene p55 could have a promoter for itself in the fragment of lprG replaced with the Hyg resistance, so we cannot exclude marginal expression of p55 in conditions different to those that we have analysed.
Overall, the social health insurance system covers around 99.3%% of the population, excluding only marginal groups.
Overall, the public health insurance covers around 98.5percentt of the whole population, excluding only marginal groups from public health insurance.
Yet, despite differences in wing allometries, we found no corresponding sex differences in wing shape and flight behaviour, excluding a marginal difference in total flight distance between males and females.
