Sentence examples for if one excludes from inspiring English sources
Secondly, if one excludes spending on food, then hospital expenditures are much lower and indeed median excess payments are zero everywhere except Talas, Bishkek and Chui indicating that at least half of all inpatients do not pay more than the co-payment rate.
From 1980 to 2001, suicide attacks accounted for only 3percentt of terrorist incidents, but caused almost half of total deaths due to terrorism -- even if one excludes as an aberration the unusually large number of fatalities on 9/11.
The approximate formulae, however, give reasonable estimates, if one excludes bimodal spectra with very light modal damping.
If one excludes medication trials and single-subject designs, there have been few treatment studies on DBDs in ASDs.
If one excludes the options, he ceased to be a millionaire last year when the stock price dropped below $6.60.
He has written and sold many screenplays, but, if one excludes "Abraham," commissioned by Turner Network Television in 1994, none of them have been made into a movie.
If one further excludes specific traits deliberately selected in particular domesticated animals, such as increased meat or milk production in cattle, egg numbers in poultry, or wool quality in sheep, the number of genetic explanations for the traits of domesticated animals falls off even further.
The most promising agents are cardiotrophin-1 [ 40– 44], soluble endoglin [ 45], pancreatitis-associated protein [ 46], ST2 [ 47– 49], growth differentiation factor 15 [ 50, 51], galectin-3 [ 52– 57], and carbohydrate antigen-125 [ 58], even if one cannot exclude other agents, in which data on their relation to LVFP and HFpEF are still insufficient or missing.
If one cannot exclude a root using more and more data our confidence in that rooting should increase.
Thus the South-to-North spread of drug-resistant influenza viruses in Africa seems likely even if one cannot exclude some direct seeding from other regions.
In addition, fewer pseudogenes were identified in the cichlid genomes, even if one cannot exclude that some of the edge genes could in fact correspond to pseudogenes.
