Sentence examples for interpreted as excluding from inspiring English sources

Among her examples of microaggressions to be avoided, she included saying "you guys", since the phrase could be interpreted as excluding women.

Since patients with RA may have false negative TST or IGRA results due to immunosuppression, a negative TST or IGRA should not be interpreted as excluding the possibility that a patient has LTBI.

Often times, the dominant culture interprets multiculturalism as excluding them.

The new law grants exceptions only in cases of medical emergency, the pregnant woman's imminent death, or a serious risk of "substantial and irreversible physical impairment of a major bodily function," a provision experts interpreted as an effort to exclude an exception based on a woman's mental health.

However, it should also be considered that endogenous CK's that have several isoforms or have undergone degradation could erroneously be interpreted as contamination and be excluded from the investigation.

Segments containing >15% artifact ectopy were interpreted as premature beats and were excluded from our data analysis [18].

Apartments must be marketed to the general public, and saying there is such an elevator could very likely be interpreted as targeting a single group and excluding others.

Although cluster 1 and 3 were interpreted as hyporesponsive and hyperresponsive, we cannot exclude that the groups reflect different baseline levels rather than differential responsiveness.

; Non-Ediacaran Ediacarans Some Ediacaran organisms have more complex details preserved, which has allowed them to be interpreted as possible early forms of living phyla excluding them from some definitions of the Ediacaran biota.

When the 95% CI of differences excluded 0, this was interpreted as a significant difference between the compared numbers.

Gaps in the alignments and gap-free regions > 7 bp, interpreted as non-homologous by DIALIGN-TX, were excluded from the analysis.