Sentence examples for exclusion of material from inspiring English sources

The IPCC text was a team responsibility, it said, and there was no improper exclusion of material.

After review of all slides and exclusion of material which contained no tumour tissues, or which was insufficient for adequate histopathological analysis (32 cases), between one and nine stained sections each from a total of 300 cases of primary invasive epithelial ovarian carcinomas were available for further studies.

Additionally, in early 1990's the outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) resulted in the exclusion of materials originating from ruminants for the production of heparin.

He achieved compression and economy by the exclusion of undramatic material.

The exclusion of audiovisual material from a trade deal would especially disappoint American technology and media companies, including the online movie distributor Netflix, which want easier access to European markets.

This later zone appeared electron-lucent, probably due to exclusion of cellular material and organelles by the expanding VF (Figure 2C, 3A).

An FG hydrogel can therefore be considered a three-dimensional meshwork and the exclusion of inert material can be explained by a sieving effect according to the size of the meshes.

The inclusion and exclusion of the materials are based on rigorous literature review and expert judges.

The June 1982 General Assembly of the UUA "…urges the Board of Trustees and President of the Association, member societies, and Unitarian Universalists in the United States to: … oppose efforts to compromise the integrity of public school teaching by the introduction of sectarian religious doctrines, such as "scientific creationism," and by exclusion of educational materials on sectarian grounds".

As such, the entrance or exclusion of extrinsic genetic material or the use of that genetic material is based on the reciprocal cellular connections throughout the holobiont.

But the exclusion of less exalted material has the effect of obscuring what is most interesting about Ms. Carbone's thinking.