Sentence examples for which could be excluded from inspiring English sources

Finally 888, which earlier in the week reported its highest ever quarterly revenues, was steady at 55.75p despite being one of ten online gaming businesses put on a draft list of companies which could be excluded from operating in Belgium.

A total of 164 articles were found in our initial search, 132 of which could be excluded by screening the titles and abstracts (fig 1).

The SNP sets harbouring rs7705526, rs13174814 and rs62329728 (SNP sets 1, 2 and 3), respectively, contain 12, 4 and 10 distinct SNPs, none of which could be excluded as potentially causative on the basis of statistical analysis.

However, in the majority of image data sets, this overlay was obtained only on a very low number of images, which could be excluded from evaluation without additional inaccuracies.

Therefore, the proportion of variants which could have been explained as PCR chimeras was high and we could not observe a clear MPAF threshold above which chimeras could be excluded, as was the case in PEA - the "grey zone" in which apparent true pseudogene alleles and PCR chimeras co-occurred was very wide.

After that violent debacle, the organizers of the summits tended to choose as their locations remote resorts, where the leaders could be closeted, and from which protesters could be excluded.

In February 1942, two months after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in the name of protecting the nation against espionage and sabotage, authorized the designation of areas from which anyone could be excluded.

A family from which I could be excluded entirely.

The searches yielded 6,585 citations of which 6,439 could be excluded on the basis of the title or abstract.

As reported previously [ 7], a total of 3,331 articles published between January 2005 and July 2012 were identified, of which 3,240 could be excluded on the basis of the title, abstract or study location.

Imperial libraries housed in state buildings were open to users as a privilege on a limited basis, and represented a literary canon from which disreputable writers could be excluded.