Sentence examples for excluding the main from inspiring English sources

It should probably be something more like "____ has recently (last 100 comments) commented on articles which had the following keywords attached to them, excluding the main section keywords and de-duping frequently occurring tags".

Of the five short stories (excluding the main tale of 2073) The Vampire is probably the best; it radiates darkness and dread with every scene making the story more disturbing.

The present study aims to compare MBCT with a psycho-educational control group designed to be structurally equivalent to the MBCT program but excluding the main putative "active ingredient" of MBCT (i.e., mindfulness meditation practice) for the treatment of patients with major depression (MD) who did not achieve remission following at least 8 weeks of antidepressant treatment.

Crown biomass is the oven dry weight of the entire crown, including the leading shoot above the last-formed whorl, excluding the main bole (Hepp and Brister 1982).

Moving on to politics, newspapers are discussing the relevance of the "third front", a possible alliance of regional parties excluding the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the ruling Congress, ahead of the general elections due next year.

In this paper we evaluated the long-term temperature forecast performance of the e-kmf® and CFS-NCEP models in three regions in Italy (north, centre and south, excluding the main Italian islands) for the entire year 2010.

When data from the flawed chip are excluded, "the main scientific findings remain supported by the available data," they write.

While Musharraf worked to exclude the main parties from the public arena, he treated the MMA as a kind of licensed opposition - not least as a safety valve for popular anger at the US over Iraq.

Laboratory tests are mandatory to exclude the main forms of secondary osteoporosis and for mineral metabolism assessment (grade A recommendation).

However, this does not exclude the main limitation of integrative reviews, namely the problem of synthesising findings of studies with disparate methodologies.

Thirty four patients were excluded, the main reason was a benign, prepontine bleeding (n = 19).