Sentence examples for which would have excluded from inspiring English sources

(Notice I didn't say Scandinavians, which would have excluded Iceland).

"Killed" won out over the soft-sounding "lost" and the harsher "murdered" (which would have excluded a rescue worker whose death was not a direct result of the explosion).

This was likely caused by the automated instruments' use of a viability dye which would have excluded sLL from analysis as these are dead cells due to fixation.

In the study by Bonner et al. [ 12], normal hematological, hepatic and renal function were a prerequisite for the treatment, which would have excluded 50 of our patients.

Fourth, we used hospital admissions data which would have excluded myocardial infarctions resulting in death before hospital admission; if pollution level increases were associated with particularly severe and rapidly fatal myocardial infarctions, such effects might have been missed.

Not included are patients who withdraw informed consent before start of treatment or about whom it becomes known that major in/exclusion criteria were violated which would have excluded them from study treatment when known at start of treatment.

Our exclusion criteria and review protocol also would have excluded studies which address mental health as part of general health promoting strategies, but do not distinguish between mental and physical health.

A third limitation is that the enrollment criteria for households would have excluded some households which had a child death more than one year ago, and so underestimated mortality.

He likely would have excluded Sandy, too, had Sandy not been excluded already.

This would have excluded them from allocation to EGDT.

While both universities were agreed with regard to the exlcusion of those reading "ordinary" degrees (also referred to as "pass" degrees, as opposed to hounours degrees), Oxford rejected the second clause which would have potentially excluded a small number of rowers given the differences in timetables between the universities.