For several decades, Australia had been fiercely white, and an immigration program that some called the White Australian policy nearly excluded non-European immigrants through the 1960's.
First, the manufacturing classes of all kinds, with whose products our goods came in competition; and, secondly, the great agricultural classes, whose produce was practically nearly excluded from this market.
The 1980 nomination contest lacked the "fierce ideological bickering that marked the 1976 state convention", in which Mathias was nearly excluded as a delegate.
In other words, a low score nearly excluded the likelihood of candidemia.
Mutation of the BRAF oncogene in tumour tissue nearly excludes the possibility of LS (Deng et al, 2004; Koinuma et al, 2004).
If BRAF V600E mutations are present in MSI-H tumours, the possibility of LS can be nearly excluded, but only approximately 40 50% of MSI-H sporadic CRC tumours are reported to have BRAF mutations (Wang et al, 2003).
In lower concentrations (i.e., 50% or 10%) isolate P4 nearly excluded P2, whereas in the case of P2 vs. C1 or C14, each pair succeeded in producing spores, but both suffered by producing fewer transmission stages than they produced in single infections.
The following are the results of a recent screen of high-yielding stocks in our research universe of nearly 5,000 stocks: Only 7% of the nearly 5,000 (excluding all American Depositary Receipts) yielded 4% or more.
A preliminary tabulation of sales completed in May shows that median and average apartment prices edged up slightly, to a record level, nearly $1.54 million (excluding recent closings at two of the most expensive new developments ever, at 15 Central Park West and at the Plaza Hotel).
Revenues in its Europe business jumped nearly 60% excluding currency effects, and overall group revenues advanced 16.6%.
A preliminary economic and engineering assessment of several injection scenarios showed that the cost of CO2 dehydration, compression, transport, and injection is nearly $20/tt, excluding capture costs.
