Sentence examples for expanded to exclude from inspiring English sources

The definition is occasionally expanded to exclude films that have been released by major studios or have big budgets, try specifically to become cult films, or become accepted by mainstream audiences and critics.

Small pedigrees must be expanded to reliably exclude HNPCC.

The number of dating methods has been expanded to 18 (excluding 'Not specified') (Figure 6), including, e.g., dendrochronology and new techniques such as rehydroxylation (Burakov and Nachasova 2013; Le Goff and Gallet 2014; Wilson et al. 2009) ('Chronological metadata' section).

In terms of clinical research, integrated care approaches to promote successful ageing similar to TEAMcare should be expanded to patient groups that were excluded from the current study, 6 such as non-English speakers, those in long term care, and people with serious mental illnesses.

After a brief interval of monolayer culture to exclude non-adherent hematopoietic cells, hMSCs were expanded to 70% confluency prior to passage or use in experiments.

Last year, it expanded to New York.

It recently expanded to Chicago.

Thus, as a result of the unexpected pathogen identification, expanded diagnostics was performed to exclude a primary focus which led to diagnosis of previously unrecognized retropharyngeal abscess and cervical spondylodiscitis.

You have to be very careful with these sorts of proposals that you don't just encourage overseas competitors to exclude expanding, successful British companies from buying subsidiaries abroad".

To expand these results and to exclude modulation of PAMP responses by residual E. coli PAMPs that induce SERK3-dependent responses, we used INF1 purified from P. infestans (INF1[Pi]).

Additionally, since the sample had an expanded size, it was decided to exclude individuals who did not respond to one or more of the other instrument items (listwise).