Sentence examples for viewed as excluding from inspiring English sources
In this case, the function associated with that protein subset is enucleated from the former FN, which should be viewed as excluding the enucleated function (step 5 of the algorithm pseudocode).
Once viewed as an excluded, transgressive medium, performance art has recently ballooned in popularity.
The very idea of a canonical Swedish literature was viewed as too hierarchical and excluding toward women and minorities (Fernández, 2011).
**Concurrent invasive bacterial infections were defined as a bacterial pathogen isolated from blood, cerebrospinal fluid or another sterile site from a specimen taken within 48 hours of hospitalisation; organisms viewed as likely contaminants were excluded.
Accordingly, we hope it will not be viewed as a major detraction to exclude this data.
While non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft -- viewed as a good proxy for business investment plans -- rose 1.5percenttheyhey also were significantly lower than a year ago as businesses have slashed efforts to expand and modernize.
Attempts to patent products developed with information derived from the practices of indigenous healers, and eagerness to patent components of the human genome for exclusive economic gain are viewed as new forms of exploitation that exclude considerations of the humanity of those living in economic misery [ 23].
A further, very different area of 'multiple perspectives' worth noting concerned the position that certain perspectives were viewed as unhelpful or even hurtful; to be excluded.
Women of childbearing age have been viewed as a 'vulnerable population' and have been systematically excluded from early clinical trials.
A category of orders that is viewed as a proxy for business investment plans — which excludes the volatile areas of transportation and defense — rose 1.5 percent.
A category of orders that is viewed as a proxy for business investment plans — which excludes the volatile areas of transportation and military goods — rose 1.1 percent.
