Sentence examples for which exclude all from inspiring English sources

The 200 fossil fuel companies (which exclude all Government-owned companies) already carry proven reserves of 745 gigatons on their balance sheets.

Deletion of large genomic regions has been observed in newly synthesized polyploids (Gaeta et al. 2007) so it might be argued that our analyses, which exclude all genes without identified homeologous regions, exclude a major category of fractionating gene loss.

This is because of some remarkable theorems about such structures which exclude all the pathological (hence vision-defying) functions on the reals (Van den Dries 1998), such as continuous nowhere differentiable functions and "space-filling" curves i.e., continuous surjections \ f:(0, 1)\rightarrow(0, 1)^2\).

Sun Kim would not have been eligible for the COURAGE trial, which excluded all patients with high-risk features — or nine out of ten otherwise eligible patients.

We were talking shortly after Johnson's speech, which excluded all mention of the intractable technical problems of the Brexit talks.

Because of the reduced size of the audience in such a setup, higher prices had to be charged, which excluded all but the more wealthy and learned segment of the public.

Within corporations, on the one hand, a Private Regime obtains which excludes all outsiders from access to a firm's software assets.

This affirmation became possible as a result of the rejection of substantialistic language, which excludes all other beings from any one being.

It reported an operating profit of £3.5bn, which excludes all of the special charges and is a considerable improvement on the previous year's performance.

However, in order to extend the usability of this method for considerably large number of filters, we introduce a secondary criterion which excludes all infeasible filter pairs from computations.

In that case, the exclusive cp-law is indefinite, which means that its exclusive cp-clause consists in a universal second order condition which excludes all kinds of disturbing factors to the law, whatever they are.