Sentence examples for which cannot be excluded from inspiring English sources

To face this trade-off I started by defining a set of absolutely needed variables which cannot be excluded from the analysis without seriously changing the model.

The fluctuation of the indium content in the ternary GaInSb layers across the sample is linked to the InAs thickness fluctuation and also affects the energy of the discussed transition between the confined states in the QW, which cannot be excluded in the final discussion.

The alternative hypothesis which cannot be excluded is that the severity of influenza increases with the buildup of the epidemic.

The authors attributed this discrepancy to methodical differences which cannot be excluded.

A possible software error would result in a constant bias, which cannot be excluded in this study.

However, a final explanation of the observed discordance, which cannot be excluded, concerns the low-frequency intratumoral heterogeneity for the occurrence of EGFR mutations (Sakurada et al, 2008).

Here, the Obama administration must rethink its position in relation to the Palestinians and how it must treat Hamas, which ultimately cannot be excluded from the peace process if the US wishes to pursue sustainable peace.

Therefore either cystic lesions or solid lesions in which malignancy cannot be excluded may need further assessment and this is an indication for a renal biopsy.

Apart from the larger numbers of cases, it is probably the minimization of confounding factors, which basically cannot be excluded in sample-based studies, that accounts for this effect.

Differences between the bank voles as the actual environment in which PUUV replicates cannot be excluded given significant population structure, but nonsynonymous differences between the major geographical clades were not larger than variation within them (Fig. 3).

This clustered approach is optimal to quantify the effects of interventions in which patient dependency cannot be excluded, such as measures that prevent colonization and infection by modulation of the unit-wide bacterial ecology, or interventions that should reduce cross-transmission, such as hand hygiene.