Sentence examples for together excluding from inspiring English sources

It really does seem a bit of a shame that pretty much the last time we had a scene together, excluding one dream sequence, was way back in Season 1.

When RP and SP were evaluated together excluding the NPs, each log 10 increment in plasma viral load accounted for an annual loss of 37 CD4+ T-cells/µl (95% CI −54 to −20 ); p<0.001.

I personally believe that we must do this together, excluding nobody, and allowing every section of our European Union to express its view.

PCO analysis of all eukaryotic 18S rRNA gene sequences from the sloth hair grouped most samples together, excluding the Naos and Augusto Ruschi samples and the Barro Colorado Island Bradypus variegatus -samples (Fig. 3a).

After initially performing the PCA with different numbers of food groups, we found that 12 food groups were best suited to determining dietary patterns among the study participants; all animal sources were grouped together, excluding fish, which is seldom eaten.

We also ran a multivariate model with all the foods together, excluding the food with an association not statistically significant in the model with the single food (liver, raw vegetables and cooked vegetables), and once a time the food with a p-value >0.2 (eggs, milk, cheese, pork).

Two experienced psychiatrists together excluded a participant with psychiatric symptoms above the threshold level.

Microsoft's integrated design approach, the report asserts, also serves to strengthen the company's monopoly power, by locking consumers into a bundle of Microsoft products that work best together and excluding rival offerings.

Working against a backdrop of sprightly, self-consciously "classical" music (the excellent sound design is by Chris Giarmo and Jamie McElhinney), the women acted out various scenarios: a manipulative witch, groups of girls playing together while excluding another girl, and so on.

Secrets can be shared, and thus become "social objects that link those sharing the secrets together, and excluding others," writes Boyd.

The three outcomes, arrivals, cancellations prior to the scheduled appointment and failure to arrive (no-shows), distinguish this paper from prior empirical research that typically treats patient arrivals as a dichotomous outcome by grouping cancellations and no-shows together or excluding cancellations.