Sentence examples for exclusion based on the from inspiring English sources
In this example, we have assumed that exposures to the mixtures do not qualify for an exclusion based on the TTC (Step 4).
Figure 12b shows the frequency of four cases subject to any line exclusion, based on the 07/15 load data in Fig. 12a.
There are some caveats to this portion (Article 33) of the regulation (phrases like "without undue delay and, where feasible", and some potential for exclusion based on the type of data being breached ("unless the personal data breach is unlikely to result in a risk to the rights and freedoms of natural persons").
Another example is France, where there is no general exclusion based on the size of the enterprise, but the Labour Code provides for exemptions from some procedural requirements for enterprises employing less than 11 workers in particular with respect to sanctions in the event of non-compliance with dismissal.
Dead-cell exclusion based on the Fixable Viability Dye was performed for the intracellular immunostainings.
This threshold was determined to be an effective level of exclusion based on the limited size of the sample set.
The reason for exclusion based on these latter criteria was that the FASMM system had been trained previously on OA-unaffected proximal femurs [17,20].
After exclusion based on these criteria, 95 patients were selected.
Of the 355 women who fulfilled these criteria, 176 remained eligible after further exclusions based on the above or the subject being unlikely to be available to complete the longitudinal protocol of re-assessment at 2 years.
One male or female individual aged 25 45 years was selected in each HH after exclusions based on the following criteria: 1) Took two or more meals away from home on most weekdays; 2) Had definite plans of migration during the study period; 3) Was pregnant; or 4) Had self-reported diabetes, hypertension, deranged lipids on medical treatment, and mental or other serious illness.
O bject exclusion based on plaque size: The upper and lower bounds for the typical diameter of a GFP-identified plaque can be adjusted to exclude spurious foreground regions, thereby precluding false positives.
