Sentence examples for excluding this option from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, the binding energy of an agonist is usually small (∆G = RTln [L]/Kd), where R represents the universal gas constant and T the temperature ~300K), especially when the ligand concentration is low in comparison with the dissociation constant (i.e. [L] ≈ Kd), excluding this option as a viable energy source.

Addition of the non-degradable ACh-analog carbachol did not change the observed cell death (Fig 5B), excluding this option and suggesting structural, rather than enzymatic involvement of the core domain in the induced cell death.

"It would be irresponsible for management to exclude this option," DWS fund manager Henning Gebdhardt said.

DWS fund manager Henning Gebhardt compared a potential DaimlerChrysler breakup to BMW's sale of Rover: "It would be irresponsible for [Daimler] management to exclude this option".

To exclude this option, a third food and time interval were added to the set-up.

"I consider food contamination a high possibility, but I cannot exclude this other option as a possibility, either.

Most of the respondents excluded this charging option as a possibility for themselves because they reported not having seen any charging stations along their route to or from work.

Excluding this study, healthier dairy options were similar in price to less healthy options (−$0.004/serving, p=0.389).

Still, again excluding the options, this deal could be worth at least $86 million.

This excludes the option of complex systems being decided upon by one actor and simple infrastructures by many, but our assumption is that considerations of effectiveness and efficiency make these options unlikely choices probably also from a constitutional action perspective.

If we can save innocent lives by applying psychic and physical anguish to those who pose an imminent threat, then it would be morally untenable for a society to categorically exclude this as an option, just as it would be morally untenable to prohibit soldiers or police officers from engaging in acts of violence for the purpose of protecting lives.