The phrase "slightly excluded" is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
Instead, you could use words such as "excluded partially" or "partially excluded". For example: "The evidence presented in the court case was partially excluded due to its unreliable source."
For Spaniards she is little short of a legend - the public face of the commercial side of a contemporary art world from which, despite the successes of individual Spanish artists, they still feel slightly excluded.
Because that's what life feels like you don't leave a dinner party bummed out because someone threw a plate of food at you; you leave it bummed out because you were ever so slightly excluded from the conversation in a subtle, just perceivable way.
The FACT-G and EORTC QLQ-C30 administered in different orders also showed similar mean values, although the confidence intervals of the difference slightly excluded the equivalence margin.
Using this approach, we empirically determined that a threshold of HRR30 is a reasonable compromise for MCL given that increasing the threshold to HRR50 (or more) did not improve clustering performance, while reducing to HRR10 improved clustering performance slightly but excluded a greater fraction of probesets (data not shown).
World stockpiles of rice are likely to shrink slightly this year, excluding Chinese food security reserves that are not available for world trade, after already dwindling markedly in six of the last eight years, said Concepcion Calpe, a Food and Agriculture Organization rice specialist in Rome.
The original Larsen score [ 10] was modified slightly by excluding grade 1 [ 11], so that the scale became 0 to 4, as described previously [ 6].
The estimated effect (slope) of PMc modeled as a linear variable increased slightly after excluding days with extreme concentrations, both before and after adjustment for PM2.5 (Table 4).
The difference between the results obtained by the two models for studies of third-generation exposure to DES was reduced only slightly by excluding the study by Klip et al. (2002); the Mantel–Haenszel method yielded an estimate of 2.46 (95% CI, 0.91 6.67) and the DerSimonian Laird method of 2.18 (95% CI, 0.64 7.46).
The proportion of participants with HbA1c ≥ 6.5% (47.5 mmol/mol) was slightly higher among excluded participants.
Last, although i.v. contrast was administered according to the same scanning protocol and patients with clear differences in i.v. contrast were excluded, slightly different phases of scanning at subsequent time points may lead to incorrect changes in lesion attenuation.
Marty Katz, a partner with Mercer Consulting, which advised the fund regarding Dr. Tillman's pay, said the compensation figure — which combined salary with performance-linked bonus payments — was slightly below the median for comparable executives when the bonuses were excluded and slightly above the median when they were counted.
