Sentence examples for remains excluded from inspiring English sources
Cut off from the main roads, Urbino remains excluded from sources of development.
An alliance of evangelical Protestants, the Catholic church and a majority of the assembly's politicians has ensured that Northern Ireland remains excluded from the legislation.
The judge placed a stay on his ruling pending a likely appeal by the home secretary, David Blunkett, so Mr Farrakhan remains excluded from the UK for the present.
The awards -- this year there are 12 -- have proven prophetic in their acknowledgment of Off Broadway, which is where serious theater in Manhattan lives consistently yet remains excluded from Tony Award eligibility.
There is also a younger sister, Solstice; but the two elder siblings banded so closely together to survive their childhood that they excluded her, and she remains excluded from their adult lives.
The result remains excluding the first 50 codons that often appear to be under different pressures [ 29, 48].
It also is an inequitable way of sharing the wealth: quite apart from micro-level issues of favoritism and unequal payscales, even in the richest HRCs, a significant usually young and/or female segment of the population remains structurally excluded from this form of rent distribution as public employment policies favor older, male job seekers.
This indicated a potential flaw with the search strategy, and a future large-scale trial should consider including a cancer question as part of the screening questionnaire given to patients, if the intention remains to exclude patients with cancer.
Referred to as the "accessible genome," this is defined as the portion of the reference sequence that remains after excluding regions containing ambiguously placed reads or unexpectedly low/high read coverage.
The influence of selection bias from refusal for registration appeared to be minimal because the Isahaya Medical Association assured that an extremely low number of patients refused to participate in the study; however, the possibility of a larger bias remains after excluding clinically diagnosed and migrated patients who were referred to medical facilities outside the study area.
