We know that those who would to try to tilt the scales to give one party or certain incumbents a political advantage would love to exclude children and young people under 18 years of age, new Americans, and others from having political representation.
In spite of the drastically lower sensitivity of TTE (35 80%) [5 8] as compared to that of CT, MRI, or TEE, TTE has the advantage of being able to exclude other differential diagnoses in critically ill patients.
Due to this environment, this study also has the advantage of being able to exclude financial incentives as having influenced referral to and utilization of physical therapy.
Mr. Reagan recast the national debate to his advantage, redefining the political mainstream to exclude his key opponents while placing himself in the newly defined core.
Most Native Americans are tired of public habits that take advantage of their distinctiveness only to exclude them personally from real dialogue on fair and appropriate public representation.
After today's ruling, the New York Times reported that the panel "was unable to conclude that hyperandrogenic female athletes may benefit from such a significant performance advantage that it is necessary to exclude them from competing in the female category".
This group served as control to exclude the advantage of the intervention group, who became familiarized with the OSCE format by trying out their stations in a simulated OSCE.
While on the innovation side--they are also more likely to use IP to exclude others or gain competitive advantage--and to use IP as a lens for portfolio management.
When President Obama declared that anyone earning less than $47,500/year would be taken advantage of if not paid overtime, he made sure to exclude one class of Americans.
Aid to church schools: Is it unconstitutional to exclude a church school from taking advantage of a state program that provides recycled crushed tires for playgrounds?
