Sentence examples for substantially excluded from from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

Put simply, both administrative lawmaking and § 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code substantially exclude religious Americans from the political process that produces laws.

The inverse OR associated with CagA+ status also was not substantially altered when atopy was excluded from the model.

Patients whose hospital admission was due to diseases related to alcohol and tobacco, liver diseases (e.g., hepatitis, cirrhosis, and oesophageal varices) or other chronic diseases, which may have substantially modified their lifestyle, were excluded from the comparison group.

Mean annual average pollutant concentrations did not differ substantially for subjects included versus excluded from analyses based on this criterion; however, the percentages of children with asthma reporting daily or weekly symptoms or ED visits/hospitalizations were lower in the excluded population (by approximately 2 5% depending on pollutant and outcome).

Covariates that did not substantially change the estimated HRs were excluded from the final model.

Similarly, many women had hoped that Princess Masako, with her professional credentials and worldliness would usher in a new era for women, who are paid substantially less than men and remain largely excluded from the managerial track in corporate life.

Because islet cell autoantibodies in these individuals have substantially reduced predictive significance, they are often excluded from prevention trials.

Mutation was excluded from the scheme as it substantially increased the computational requirements and did not cause proportional improvement of the algorithm's performance.

Twenty (5.0%) surveys were excluded from the statistical analyses due to substantially incomplete data.