Sentence examples for excluding the case that from inspiring English sources

The results again showed the same preference to the microarray features, excluding the case that the behavior shown in Figure 3 was due to the feature size imbalance.

We assume an irreversible "negative ⇀ PI ⇀ AP ⇀ AIDS" transition order for each infection, excluding the case that an individual with AIDS can with the right treatment go back to the asymptomatic phase, because in general patients are most likely diagnosed and treated before reaching the AIDS stage.

The number of cases in which outcome was monitored (excluding the cases that were not evaluated) was compared with the number of MDR-TB cases originally notified in 2010 in order to assess the coverage of treatment outcome reporting.

Then (3.94) leads to a contradiction and excludes the case that the maximum of (v-Phi ) occurs at ((B_Rbackslash B_rho )cap partial Omega ).

These were, however, not significant, and the wide CIs did not even exclude the case that ROMA was 6.1% higher than CA125 in terms of AUC.

In the survival analysis, we excluded the cases that had not undergone curative resection.

To assess the potential influence of preclinical disease on the observed association, we performed analyses that excluded the cases that occurred during either the first 2 or 5 years of follow-up.

To make an objective comparison between conventional technique and a minimally invasive or computer-assisted technique for THA, it is crucial to exclude the cases that are operated on during the time span of the learning curve for the new surgical technique.

That is, the algorithms exclude the cases that the remaining MCPs are used to guarantee the minimum bit rates so improve the performance.

Second, although we excluded the cases that a layperson witnessed CA after the call, due to the nature of prehospital CA study, we cannot deny the possibility to include victims not yet in CA before EMS arrival.

Although we cannot exclude the cases that EGCG can function on the cell surface, be transported into cells by a transporter, or reach higher concentration in local tissues than the plasma level, a mechanism that requires higher dose should be further evaluated using the in vivo experiment.