Sentence examples for substantially excluded from inspiring English sources

The only group who should be substantially excluded are the remnants from the old regime who have no interest in seeing a successful new order.

At high temperatures, the degree of crystallinity as well as the correlation length of the hexagonal domains remain essentially unaltered by an increase of the C2F4 molar content from 50 to 80%, while both are strongly reduced by low concentrations (1 3 mol%) of the termonomer units (substantially excluded from the crystalline phase).

These are that countries in Asia have actually been narrowing the gap substantially: there, excluding already-developed Japan, in 1950-2001 income per head increased fivefold.

The accuracy did not vary substantially after excluding outliers.

In none of the eight conviction groups did the estimate change substantially when excluding convictions 2 years before or after the diagnosis (supplemental figure 3).

Correspondingly, results of topology tests are not altered substantially by excluding these three long branched taxa (compare Figure 3c with Figure 3b).

The pooled diagnostic parameters did not vary substantially after excluding outliers, except that the modest DOR superiority for palmar pallor at haemoglobin <11 g/dL disappeared and improved over the other signs at haemoglobin <5 g/dL (Table 6).

The results of the study did not vary substantially after excluding those women who reported having gout or who were taking common urate-lowering drugs, or even among subgroups defined by body mass index, hypertension, or alcohol use.

We also found that risks of MMMI and PMMI did not change substantially after excluding elective caesarean deliveries, suggesting that suspected macrosomic cases may not benefits from elective caesarean section in a meaningful way.

As shown in Table 3, results did not change substantially after excluding fasting subjects with higher than expected serum glucose, or subjects at risk of "other-than-water" dietary consumption during fasting.

Results did not change substantially after excluding fasting subjects with higher than expected serum glucose (i.e., risk of fasting time exaggeration), or those at risk of "other-than-water" dietary BPA exposure during fasting.