Sentence examples for may also exclude from inspiring English sources
Some debt is protected: the International Monetary Fund is a preferred creditor, while politicians may also exclude Greece's T-bills, which are short-dated securities the country needs to manage its cash needs.
Similarly, you may also exclude from the group of recipients of your ad individuals who meet the given condition.
For example, excluding highly connected compounds to avoid currency compounds may also exclude compounds that play a significant role in pathways (e.g., pyruvate).
The strategy may also exclude causal or risk variants.
These methods may also exclude individuals with a refugee background, but who have family reunification visas rather than humanitarian visas.
This latter expression is not only imprecise, but may also exclude PTSD cases that, although originated in individual situations, may result in psychic sequelae of traumatic characteristics.
However, our observation that Sktl accumulates at the posterior cortex when Pon is overexpressed raises the hypothesis that endogenous Pon may also normally exclude proteins from the membrane domain where it localizes.
A correlation between the histological pattern and history of suspected drug use may strengthen the diagnosis of DILI based on formally recognized injury patterns and may also help exclude other potential etiologies of liver injury.
Unfortunately, standard in vitro testing methods may also inadvertently exclude antibiotics with potent efficacy, thereby unnecessarily limiting therapeutic options for multidrug-resistant pathogens as has been recently shown with azithromycin (Lin et al., 2015).
I went to many different breastfeeding groups for help and nothing made any difference… would I have been entitled to these vouchers and would it have made a difference - probably not!" [BBC News - © 2013 BBC] "These initiatives also exclude women who may not be able to breastfeed - and there are many women who cannot.
Older people, the disabled and the ill may also be excluded.
