Sentence examples for one might exclude from inspiring English sources
One might exclude sugary desert.
One might think that such associations might reflect alternative metabolic routes, where one route might exclude the presence of the other route in an organism, but this is not so.
If one were only interested in recovering high degree/order lithospheric signals, then based on the gain factors one might naively exclude the vector summation data and focus only on the vector differences.
In analysis, one might simply exclude those practices which do not have audited data.
Topological and functional features of the network can be used as filters to extract various types of relevant biological information (i.e. to model immediate early sign transduction events, one might chose to exclude all indirect interactions and transcription factors).
Nevertheless, one might be concerned that excluding advanced degrees leads to missing variables bias, which may cause greater concern than the endogeneity.
One might consider such a move – excluding the masses in order to favour a powerful elite – to be typical of the Conservatives.
One might feel that it is wrong to exclude any studies from a meta-analysis.
Feedback is almost constant from passers-by (excluding the distracted multitaskers one might call wexters — walkers who text).
It might seem that the various hypotheses are mutually exclusive, so that if one endorses one view one must necessarily exclude all other models.
