Sentence examples for extent excluded from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, factors at company level were to a great extent excluded in the study design, which therefore provided a unique opportunity to investigate the importance of injury risk factors at group and individual level for Danish and Swedish workers.
Upon removal of both nuclear localisation motifs (pTP03_0882ΔNLS1+2), however, the protein was to a large extent excluded from the nucleus, indicating that NLS1 and NLS2 can function independently, but that both motifs are required for optimal and efficient import of TP03_0882 into the nucleus.
Thus, it appears that Apo-IV-containing VLDL particles are, at least to a significant extent, excluded from uptake into yolk.
Existing driver support systems frequently utilize auditory information and may to some extent exclude drivers with hearing loss.
Finally, all model parameters mentioned above are quantified using a Ca2+-independent stimulus, which to a large extent excludes differences in Ca2+ signalling or Ca2+ sensitivity as confounding factors.
Depending on the type and extent of excluded regions, mechanical performance proves to be adapted to a wide range of designs and different types of mechanical anisotropies can be derived.
In addition to the extent of excluded patients, the degree of algorithm overruling is an indirect measure of its clinical applicability as well as of its true impact in the clinical decision making process.
The arbitrary limits set for inclusion of studies are responsible for the extent of excluded studies.
To the extent that excluded patients actually had FN and differed from the study population in important respects, our results may not be reflective of the larger population.
The upper rows (1 3) of these tables show to what extent the excluded patient categories affect the size of the study population and the incidence of both outcome variables.
The tales have been made Muslim, but not with complete success, and not to the extent of excluding all the jinn, afreet, ghouls and other popular superstitions that canonical Islam disdains.
