Sentence examples for strictly excluded from inspiring English sources

At its inception, women were strictly excluded from the Home Guard – despite a cry of "What about Boudicca?" in the Commons from the Labour MP Edith Summerskill.

After virtually disappearing from the United States in the early 1890s, the Knights remained a considerable force in Canada, and, although strictly excluded from the AFL, were made welcome in the TLC.

Horrific stories of limbs ripped off by shellfire and bodies buried where they fell are emerging, despite the government's efforts to hide the scale of the killing by confining the injured to hospitals in a military area around the government-declared no-fire zone, from which the media are strictly excluded.

In addition, foods that have been introduced in the past 100 150 years are strictly excluded (e.g., processed foods).

In organic farming, synthetic pesticides, mineral fertilizers, genetically modified organisms and sewage sludge applications are strictly excluded.

Furthermore, some risk factors such as smoking and obesity were not strictly excluded; although we excluded heavy smokers (>1 pack/d), we did not exclude all cigarette smokers.

At present, however, we cannot strictly exclude that TDP-43FFLL may retain residual RNA/DNA binding activity exerted by the remaining first RRM, which may underlay the slightly higher toxicity of TDP-43FFLL compared to TDP-43CTF.

Whereas orientation towards the previous location A strictly excludes intact spatial extinction, the orientation of focus bees towards the novel location C can, in principle, be explained by alternative assumptions.

However, we cannot strictly exclude the possibility that ORs in avian and squamate lineages decreased independently.

In a random sample of 10 patients inspection times were measured for both AFI and WLE, strictly excluding time for rinsing, taking pictures and taking biopsies.

At the moment, we cannot strictly exclude the possibility that loss of Par proteins in stem cells triggers a nonautonomous effect stimulating stem cell proliferation.