Sentence examples for excluding weak from inspiring English sources

Excluding weak opioids from the analysis also did not change the findings.

Excluding weak positives from the analysis results in a 100% PPV for all the algorithms studied.

From 70 attempted anterograde stainings of single functionally defined sensilla, 10 were successful (excluding weak background stainings and overlapping stainings due to dye leakage; Fig. 6).

Given that we would like to include all cases in the 'Pure new' class as examples of a domain movement via a hinge mechanism, but to be sure that we are excluding weak examples from our classifier, the domain movements were put into three classes as follows: 'Hinge', for cases with 0 ≤ y ≤ 0.45; 'Shear', for cases with 0.55 ≤ y ≤ 1.0; 'Mixed', for cases with 0.45 < y < 0.55.

The research is certain to be criticised: the inclusion of so many studies in the analysis could mean poor quality work skews the results, although the team did "sensitivity analyses" and found that excluding weaker work did not significantly change the outcome.

19 20 This tool has been found to be practical and useful in theory-driven reviews as it allows the reviewer to focus on the stronger sources of programme theories without excluding weaker sources that may make an important contribution.

The rating floor 0f 2300 excluded weak players and meant that the field was sufficiently small for there to be several games among key contenders.

We compare the optimal set of rules in contests under such an objective to the one under maximization of the sum of contestants' efforts, which is commonly assumed in the literature, and find that it may be beneficial to exclude weak contestants, unlevel the playing field, and weaken the underdog.

Accounting for conserved co-expression enables to identify the strong interactions and to exclude weak or sporadic ones.

Values of 10 and over are taken to be sufficient to exclude weak identification using the specified instrument (maternal C282Y).

The strongest response is observed in muscles, but we cannot exclude weaker responses in other tissues.