Sentence examples for that I excluded from inspiring English sources
Shulevitz also wrote that I excluded "any work of art or invention not attributed to a single individual".
"You have, I am rightly reminded, served your sentence for that, but it is clear from the evidence that I excluded from the trial that you have used that conviction as a means of controlling women, terrifying them in what you might do".
Please note that I excluded studies of soils that were identified as "cropland" or "arable" if no specific details about crop rotations were given [e.g. 40 46], as well as incubation studies using soils from crop field [46, 47].
As it turned out, my BF felt that I excluded her from the party planning and decided not to go.
When pressed, some responded in terms such as: the test would exclude X in 70% of cases, or I was more than 80% certain that I excluded Y, but the basis for these numerical values was very unclear.
The results demonstrate the feasibility of applying the assay in research and clinical practice that i) excludes misleading measures owing to epimers and isobars and ii) is able to quantify the excluded component to facilitate further in vivo investigation into the roles of ubiquitous epimers.
At the time of writing, meaning that I exclude the events of last night's episode which might render these stats out of date, Ken has been married four times (twice to the same woman), widowed twice and divorced once.
I've name-dropped early; I'm upbeat and positive (for example, "convinced," "effective contribution," and "achievements"); and I'm clear on the role I'm interested in without being so specific that I exclude myself from potential possibilities.
(For this version of the analysis, I excluded states that were the home state of any of the presidential or vice presidential candidates in 2004 or 2008, since this introduces noise related to native-son effects).
There were a few sub-sectors in health care and IT that were lower rated, so I excluded them.
When I excluded crops that are fed to animals, like corn, Iowa's biggest crop generates a mere $4.5 million a year.
