What does TITLE EXCLUDED/EXEMPT mean?
Not 100% sure, but it seems to be a term used in Florida to describe a vehicle that can't be used on the road or registered, somewhat like other states "junk" title, a parts only car perhaps, or perhaps a salvage rebuilt that didn't pass inspection. At any rate, it's a red flag whatever it means.
When they say excluding what does it mean?
"Excluding" is to exclude, which is a verb, which is to "leave out" or not "include". So if you say "excluding razor blades" it means you may not include them in your luggage as in not bring them
What does it mean if the DNA test said not excluded 99.998%?
I believe the question is about DNA paternity test where DNA of parents is compared with the DNA of the children. The results are usually presented in the form of percentage probability of paternity.Therefore if a father is 99.998% not excluded, it means that there is 99.998% chances of this father to be the parent of the kid who is under the comparison test.If there is another fake father who is claiming to be the real parent, his percentage probability will be definitely less than 99.998% hence the real father would be identified.The similarity cannot be 100% because this is the rule and miracle of nature, no 2 persons can have 100% similar DNA or fingerprints.
What does excluded mean in a DNA test?
I’m presuming you refer to paternity testing. You do know what the word excluded means, don’t you? Excluded, not included, omitted, left out, not a part of. Don’t let a paternity test overshadow your grasp of English, a test doesn’t change the definition of words.
What exactly does excluding VAT mean?
i want to buy a new TFT monitor and it tells me the prices of it including and excluding VAT, do i have to pay the including price to get it delivered? what does it actually mean? thanks for any help
What's the meaning of “not excluded” in a DNA test?
Unlike their portrayal on the Maury Povich Show, DNA tests do NOT report that someone is the father of a child, or some other relationship. That’s not how the test work.Though the chances are incredibly small, it’s possible, that two individuals could share the same markers as another person somewhere; a DNA test is not a complete genome sequence, it’s an analysis of regions of DNA that tend to be different between persons, but again, is not a complete analysis of their DNA sequence.Given that it’s possible that two people could share the same genotype as per whichever DNA test, the test isn’t definitive. Instead it shows that individual X could be related to individual Y, but doesn’t establish that definitively. As such the language is that individual X cannot be excluded as being related to individual Y.The specificity comes in that a person can only have sex with so many people per ovulation cycle, so if you can narrow it down to a relatively small number, you can determine relationships based on the process of exclusion: I only had sex with 2 men, and one of them shares a genotype with the child, but to be totally accurate, the DNA test doesn’t consider the social circumstances (that’s Maury’s job), and only states that someone can or cannot be excluded as being related.
In the US, what does "Excluded from federal taxable wages" mean on a person's paycheck? How is a person exempt from such taxes?
Some deductions on your paycheck are “pre-tax”. This mainly includes 401k and 457 contributions, and Flexible Spending Account contributions.When you do your federal taxes, these amounts will not be included in your wages for tax purposes. When you get your W-2, Box 1 will show a lower amount than your actual gross income. So it will look like you had less income than you really did, lowering your tax liability.
What does “cannot be excluded as the biological father” mean?
Story: A bear, a wolf, a porcupine, and a man present themselves for a DNA test to see whether any of them could be the father. The nurse sees the four, and she knows the kid is not some type of an animal. She turns to the man and says, “You cannot be excluded as the biological father” (until we do some tests).If DNA tests have been taken, that phrase means that the person is still being considered as a possible candidate for fatherhood.
What does it mean when it says the alleged father is not excluded as the father?
A lot of guesswork here, but I read the question like Tim does. To get your answer, find out what is the alleged reliability of the test and what are its limitations.Just found out: For a genetic test the reliability should be close to 100%. If that is the case, then your result says that the person who had paternity tested is almost certainly the biological father of the child in question. It could be someone else only if the mother slept with his very close relative, like brother or father. (If she slept with two identical twins, then finding out the actual biological father is a lost cause because they have the same DNA.)On the other hand, if it wasn’t a proper DNA test but something much more simple/limited, they would probably test only a few markers the heredity of which is known. Things like “if the baby has blood type AB, all guys with blood type 0 are excluded as fathers”. Depending on how many markers they would test, the test would become more reliable.Basically, regardless of complexity, the test is asking: Does this child have any genes a child of this guy could never have? Yes? Not a biological father. No? Might be the father.Do this for enough genes and “we can’t find anything that proves this guy isn’t the father” becomes pretty damn close to “congratulations, you’re the daddy”.Oh. And do look into how professional the lab doing the test is. Happened once that a perplexed woman walked to a doc with a paper that stated that the alleged father is the father, but she isn’t the mother…