Sentence examples for excluding the development from inspiring English sources

"So I would say a maximum squad of 25, that's excluding the development squad".

Table  9 shows the results from the CUA performed excluding the development and implementation costs.

The CUA was also performed excluding the development and implementation costs in order to investigate how sensitive the estimated ICERs are to these costs.

In contrast, none of the patients without proteinuria developed AKI, suggesting that the persistent absence of proteinuria excludes the development of AKI.

It should be specially noted that none of the patients without proteinuria had AKI, which means that the continued absence of proteinuria excludes the development of AKI.

Interestingly, the combination of day 2 copeptin and NT-proBNP levels could exclude the development of adverse remodelling over 4 months after AMI.

The other arm of the collection was represented by CCs without distant metastases at the time of diagnosis and with a disease free survival of at least 5 years after primary surgical resection to exclude the development of metastases.

For example the 'education and training' category included; 'side by side training', mentoring, buddying, clinical specialist training, visits by LMIC partners to UK for education and training and training of trainers but excluded the development of new curriculae.

This approach allows simulation of population-driven land consumption without excluding the possibility of development, even in areas of high conservation value.

–Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Risk: Fitch reports that "while CRE loans, excluding the more problematic construction and development portfolios, represent more than 125% of total equity for the 20 largest banks rated by Fitch, the risk is even higher for banks with less than $20 billion in assets, as average CRE exposure represents more than 200% of total equity for these institutions".

Indeed, animals that experienced temperature oscillations throughout most of larval development but excluding the 2-hr period from hour 16 to hour 18 did not exhibit phenotypic enhancement.