Sentence examples for substantial exclusion from inspiring English sources
The reported experimental results suggest a substantial exclusion from the crystallites not only of the bulkier comonomeric units (from perfluoropropylvinylether), but also, at least for high comonomer compositions, of the smaller comonomeric units (from perfluoromethylvinylether and hexafluoropropene).
A second impact was the substantial exclusion of small farms and firms because of the increase in trade.
They have focused on landmines (to the substantial exclusion of UXO), and on images and messages that emphasise the negative aspects of ordnance contamination (as opposed to the positive aspects of community-government-international agency responses to that contamination).
While military pay is taxed like other ordinary income by the federal government, California allows substantial exclusions from state taxation for active, extended active, retired and reserve military officers.
Major limitations include the still rather substantial exclusions of patients notified by DCO and the limited information on key prognostic variables, in particular stage at diagnosis.
Significant exclusion from school.
The state's interest in not funding the pursuit of devotional degrees is substantial, and the exclusion of such funding places a relatively minor burden on Promise Scholars.
However, the phylogenetic position of P. serrata never received substantial support, and exclusion of this taxon from phylogenetic analyses resulted in topologies that were not in conflict with the phylogeny shown in Figure 2. All phylogenetic trees reconstructed in our analyses support a monophyletic Anoplura, sister to the chewing louse suborder Rhychophthirina.
Other sanctions could include substantial monetary damages, or exclusion from discount pricing and volume-licensing programs.
This approach results in the exclusion of substantial measured data and can limit downstream analysis.
The Court found that where a police officer's conduct is objectively reasonable, the marginal or nonexistent benefits resulting from excluding such evidence would not outweigh the substantial costs of the exclusion.
