Sentence examples for otherwise excludes from inspiring English sources

The current injunction permits weekly protests but otherwise excludes identified protesters from approaching the building.

The NICE [ 22], otherwise, excludes the use of twice-weekly regimen for the treatment of active TB, suggesting a thrice-weekly intermittent regimens only for patients receiving DOT.

For simplicity, our analysis is restricted to ligands that appear as HETATM in PDB records and otherwise excludes nucleic acids or peptides as the focus of this study lies on the interactions between small molecules and proteins.

Resisters can be and often are mocked and otherwise excluded from work culture.

Such a position would otherwise exclude Buddhism, Jainism, Taoism, Theosophy and part of Hinduism; and Jains, Thesophists and Buddhists, among others, had got registered places of worship in Britain.

Such vessels were often prominently inscribed with the donor's name, which made these privileged women active participants, if only by proxy, in the all-male ecclesiastical world from which they were otherwise excluded In general, religion was a mixed blessing for women.

According to a report conducted by the National Lawyers Guild and the International Association of Democratic Lawyers, during the first round of the legislative elections, on August 9th, nearly twenty-five per cent of the voter tally sheets from polling stations around the country were either lost, destroyed, or otherwise excluded from the count.

Optimization generally prefers a more liberal view in order to enable more powerful transformations otherwise excluded.

Patients randomized to CCR received their preselected treatment, thus including patients otherwise excluded as poor candidates for a single comparator.

Such a subjective standard may or may not open investment opportunities for people otherwise excluded by the wealth-based standard, but it's sure to bring more revenue for lawyers.

Buddhist nondualism, as it came to be understood in China, does not involve an erasure of difference or a denial of its reality, but rather a restoration of the otherwise "excluded ground" between "being" and "nonbeing".