Sentence examples for into excluded from inspiring English sources

Antimicrobial drug resistance markers, including those used in human and veterinary medicine, can be introduced into excluded strains after approval by local institutional biosafety committees.

In an initial pharmacophore screen of the set of ligands, SKF89626 and zelandopam clashed into excluded volumes corresponding to amino acids in TM6.

This was probably meant to press the election commission and the courts into excluding spoilt ballots from the count.

Trump's efforts to bully Fox into excluding a journalist he doesn't like — or, rather, appears to loathe with a venom that is glaringly incommensurate with anything that Kelly has said or done — are quite reprehensible.

If nothing else, self-interest must be an issue: it can only be a matter of time before the citizens of Europe and the US press their leaders into excluding from their markets the products of slavery, and hold criminally liable those executives who knowingly seek profit from the enslavement of others.

For young managers, that often translates into excluding HR wherever possible.

Two years later, Mr. Bush signed an amendment that allowed people to carry concealed weapons into previously excluded institutions, including churches, nursing homes and hospitals, unless those institutions expressly prohibited it.

Sargent makes you feel simultaneously drawn into and excluded from the sisters' world, a phenomenon that Erica E. ­Hirshler, a senior curator at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, explores in intriguing detail in her new book, "Sargent's Daughters".

According to Henderson, [5], only 0.9% of the world land area and 0.3% of the world population in 2000, fell into the excluded polygons.

Gastrostomy-tube placement into the excluded stomach for these indications is typically performed surgically or via fluoroscopic or US guidance; PEG has not been reported as being performed for this purpose.

This was repeated until all sites were combined into or excluded from the study consensus interval.