Sentence examples for practically excluding from inspiring English sources

By choosing the appropriate catalyst, a particular reaction can be made to occur to the extent of practically excluding another.

The lesion shows no spiculations, circumscribed margins (first subtraction), and a plateau-type enhancement curve, corresponding to a Kaiser score of 2, practically excluding malignancy (Fig. 6).

It is a commonplace that high civilisation requires leisure, because both the production and the enjoyment of art need time and psychological space, which the harshness of subsistence labour practically excludes.

And this supposed danger to the railway company and its shareholders seems to have been the basis of the action of the Federal circuit court when, by its order directed against the attorney general of Minnesota, it practically excluded the state from its own courts in respect of the issues here involved.

Geography practically excludes a start of rice cultivation by Korean peoples.

This practically excluded its study in the middle and upper atmosphere until recently.

In addition, there were disputes around which video codec to use, which practically excluded the use of video with WebRTC.

The European Society of Cardiology ESC Task Forcece for APE published guidelines in 2008 stating that "the absence of echocardiographic signs of RV overload or dysfunction practically excludes PE as a cause of hemodynamic compromise [4]".

Although the local soil concentration can be very high after a major accident, a persistent damage of the environment can be practically excluded due to the low particle mobility [33] and the possibility for soil remediation (excavation and landfilling of polluted soil).

In the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, meiotic double-strand breaks are practically excluded from protein-coding sequences.

DSBs were also found to be practically excluded from intergenic regions containing two terminators.