Sentence examples for aiming to exclude from inspiring English sources

Being aware of this, our study was based on the strict computerized application of ICHD-II criteriaimingng to exclude the subjectivity of the conducting physicians.

This was an era in which anti-immigrant legislation had found a following in California in the form of Proposition 187, which asked school teachers to rat out undocumented children in their classrooms, also aiming to exclude immigrants from such benefits as emergency health care.

When selecting cases, we excluded patients with a history of hyperlipidemia and alcoholism, aiming to exclude cases with elevated TG levels before the onset of pancreatitis.

An adjustment for age in interpretation of results of fractionated plasma metanephrine measurements may significantly improve the high false positive rate seen with this test when aiming to exclude sporadic pheochromocytoma.

In our view, it could be useful to condemn the 1988 UN Convention if we are aiming to exclude penalising drug consumption and the possession of small quantities for personal use, as is already the case in Portugal, and so we rejected the positions that seek to prevent any amendments to this Convention.

The trial was designed as an equivalence study aiming to exclude a reduction in the 3-year progression-free survival in patients allocated to carboplatin of between 10 and 15%, requiring initially a target accrual of 250 patients (90% power significance level 5% (one-sided)).

Up to now, American objectives aimed to exclude Iran as a major player in controlling the flow of oil from the region.

These like-minded people do not aim to exclude anyone else; they want to build on the sub-culture they have created in the hope that their DIY ethos will be instilled in future generations of music makers, promoters and fans.

The agreements signed as a result of that initiative aimed to exclude Italy from Balkan affairs and sought to entrust preservation of the Balkan order to the bilateral cooperation of the two eastern monarchies rather than to a multilateral alliance system.

Indeed, one of the main criticisms of such design is that it aims to exclude already marginalised populations such as youths or the homeless.

In the Roma case, the bartender and bar owner aimed to exclude Roma for being Roma, and so both the owner's policy and the bartender's maxim of action explicitly referred to the exclusion of Roma.