Sentence examples for excluding situations from inspiring English sources

Dropout was defined based on the discontinuation of program documentation on a particular patient, excluding situations in which the patient died or left the insurance fund.

Even if the straightforward, silent extension of computing homology via sequence similarity from globular domains to membrane proteins is probably correct in a number of cases, it is important to identify this uncertainty as blind assumption and to derive criteria aimed at excluding situations when assigning homology in this simplified manner is not justified.

We cannot exclude situations in which some unobservable variables are at the heart of correlations of the observed variables.

While he pays the wholesale price (w) per unit for deliveries up to his actual order volume, quantities that exceed this amount are compensated at a lower price (w_{0}.) To exclude situations where the supplier will generate unlimited profits from overproduction the following parameter restrictions are set: (w_{0} < c/theta < w).

By 1974, this immunity excluded situations where the danger came from premises that the landlord occupied and where the landlord actively created a danger, and only included the landlord, not associated people.

Nevertheless, it was arguably in religious associations that the excluded situation of Classical Athenian women at the political level was ameliorated.

"Children in effect are being penalised twice for the socially excluded situation in which they are being brought up in a way that children from other families would never be".

Practice and feeling of answering members Excluding emergency situations, 90%% of decisions to forgo life-sustaining treatments were declared to be decided by ≥ 2 intensivists (including juniors and seniors).

Three or more mutations identified within a gene, excluding the situation in which all mutations are adjacent.

The needed arithmetic operations displayed in Table 1 exclude such situations.

We exclude specific situations in which two from e S, e D1, and e D2 are parallel to each other hereafter.