Sentence examples for legitimately excluded from inspiring English sources
All previously vaccinated persons and those who have presented or are presenting symptoms of the VPD may be legitimately excluded from the estimated susceptible pool for the purposes of the ORI.
In contrast, if "metaphysics" labels a specifically European view, then courses, books, and encyclopedia entries on metaphysics legitimately exclude other cultures.
While the law requires schools to eventually get all children reading and ciphering on grade level, those who rail against the reasonableness of this goal fail to acknowledge provisions in the law which legitimately exclude and exempt many students from this requirement.
It also legitimately ignores the information in the excluded frequency bands that are either irrelevant or difficult to model, thereby significantly reducing modeling error risk.
The term COPD is quite recent, so data from some earlier studies which might legitimately have been included may have been excluded or entered against the wrong outcome.
A person could legitimately match to more than one tumour record, but we excluded second or third tumours to facilitate the calculation of person-years.
In each of these studies, patients with a reported CT indication directly related to the disease under study will be excluded, to ensure that the image findings under study can legitimately be defined as unrequested information, in keeping with the stated goals of PROVIDI.
Only one faith could legitimately exist in a given state, and that faith had to be the ruler's and could be only Catholicism or Lutheranism; Calvinism, Zwinglianism, and Anabaptism were excluded.
Although the focus legitimately remains on prototypic illness, continuing efforts to develop disease-modifying therapies should not exclude the rarer AD subtypes and common comorbid presentations, as is currently often the case.
