Sentence examples for helping to exclude from inspiring English sources
Mr. Annan said trade barriers put in place by industrialized countries were helping to exclude developing nations from the benefits of global trade.
Contemporary breast imaging techniques are essential in documenting disease extent, providing guidance during percutaneous core needle biopsy and in helping to exclude malignancy.
Many researchers believe the use of amyloid imaging and other biomarkers can help improve clinical trials by helping to exclude patients with other conditions, for example, and identifying patients with early stage disease.
Compensation coil 4 without sample, identical to the sensing and with the axis parallel to the axis of the sensing coil, is connected in opposite to the sensing coil helping to exclude the part of EMF induced by the change of the excitation field from the measured signal.
This would have ensured sustained close contacts between host cytoplasm and proto-mitochondria, increasing the probability of vertical proto-mitochondrial inheritance, and helping to exclude parasitic microbes.
Expanding the sample collection questionnaire on the full pedigree (maternal and paternal ancestors and offspring) supports all subsequent studies by helping to exclude or confirm pedigrees.
With support from Allergy UK, Katherine was helped to exclude these from his diet.
Careful selection of participants ensures that answers to the trial question will be applied appropriately outside a clinical trial and also helps to exclude participants for whom the approach may be unduly dangerous.
It is possible that the endothelial cell layer may also help to exclude very large molecules and blood cells and that a similar effect is exerted by the slit pores and diaphragm.
Ownership of property probably means at a minimum that one's government or society will help to exclude others from the use or enjoyment of one's possession without one's consent, which may be withheld except at a price.
However, the visible lesions are not necessarily specific, but can help to exclude other diseases, e.g. bone tumours.
