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Following the Occam's razor principle (principle of parsimony), M-clock components of unknown molecular origin were excluded from Maltsev Lakatta pacemaker cell model and thirteen different model types of only 4 or 5 components were derived and explored by a parametric sensitivity analysis.

According to a 1923 law, priests who were not Albanian speakers, as well as not of Albanian origin, were excluded from this new autocephalous church.

Samples of European or African origin were excluded from the current study.

Patients with opportunistic infections, acute hepatitis, liver insufficiency, neoplasms or fever of undetermined origin were excluded from the study.

Since the number of potential confounders addressed was too large for the initial multivariable model, age, impact factor, case-control design, and European/North-American origin were excluded from the multivariable analysis.

Significantly heterogenous samples (i.e., mixtures of individuals from different ethnic groups) or samples without a specific geographic or ethnic origin were excluded from the population survey, as well as samples composed of related individuals and with sample sizes below 10.

Black Americans whose ancestors arrived after slavery and who can pinpoint their country of origin are excluded from the definition — which is why, early in his campaign, people said Barack Obama wasn't really African-American.

Metastatic tumors from other tissue origins were excluded from the study.

The smaller the size of the targeted sub-population, the less cost-effective these alternatives are, and immigrants are often a small sub-group in the overall population, especially once certain national origins are excluded from the target population.

Individuals who were from non-Western European origin were excluded.

Pericarditis of tuberculous origin were excluded.