Sentence examples for terms to exclude from inspiring English sources

The amnesty demand seemed certain to be rejected by American commanders, who curbed a broader national amnesty proposal announced by Dr. Allawi earlier this week, limiting its terms to exclude any rebels who have taken part in actions killing or wounding American troops.

The results of this were used as a dictionary of terms to exclude.

One author (ELA) initially reviewed the titles and abstracts of all articles identified by the search terms to exclude all clearly ineligible articles.

As LeadMine's polymer dictionary does not make this distinction, we determined which of the entries in the dictionary were natural polymers and use these to produce a dictionary of terms to exclude.

Hence, we used the system's false negatives to derive a dictionary of terms to include (Include list) and the system's false positives to derive a dictionary of terms to exclude (Stop list).

Moreover, we filter for GO subontology root terms to exclude molecular function, biological process and cellular component.

We thus define the term to exclude, amongst other things, houses that are being 'lived in' by residents and houses that showcase only one company's products and/or services.

Curators expressed a need for tools that could be easily adapted to the specific needs of their workflow and database, such as extensible lexicons that could be edited to include new relevant terms or to exclude terminological resources not relevant to the task.

My opponent could not be considered a real progressive unless we radically redefined the term "progressive" to exclude economic matters.

On the other hand, enough biofilm remained during our short term experiments to exclude food shortage.

Here we use the qualifying term "heterogeneous" to exclude systems with significant symmetry which may be employed to obtain exact representations in very specialised circumstances (Keeling and Ross 2008; Simon et al. 2011).