The phrase "anxious excluded" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing, and it is unclear when it could be appropriately used without additional context.
Example: "The anxious excluded from the discussion felt overlooked and unimportant."
Alternatives: "nervous left out" or "worried omitted".
China, while anxious to exclude any threat of military force and keen to limit the scope of sanctions, showed unusual willingness to talk about such things.
Second, we compared high-anxious children to median-anxious children, whereas low-anxious children were excluded from participation.
Globally and historically we're the number one cause of injury and mayhem to women, we're the worst thing that ever happens to them!" If you're a white man and you've started to feel excluded, or anxious that someone who isn't white or male may get preferential treatment over you, then all you're doing is experiencing the same feeling everyone else has had for centuries.
Participants who described themselves as medium or high socially anxious (SIAS >16) were excluded from the study.
But one big Asian economy, excluded from the party, felt anxious: Taiwan.It joined the WTO in January 2002.
Subjects who were cognitively or visually impaired, not fluent in written and spoken English, or too anxious about forthcoming events to participate were excluded.
In case, either the parent or the child interview was not completed (high-anxious, n = 5, median anxious, n = 2), data of these participants were excluded from the analyses.
These individuals were excluded from the study leaving 108 anxious (aged 18-70 years, mean age 35.7 years, 86 (80%) females, 22 (20%) males) and 110 depressed individuals (aged 19-76 years, mean age 40.6 years, 74 (67%) females, 36 (33%) males) for the analysis.
At the age of 12, Derrida was excluded from his lycee when the Algerian government, anxious to outdo the Vichy regime in its antisemitic zeal, decided to lower the quota of Jewish pupils.
Instead, as socially anxious and non-anxious participants scored low in depression and medium in social interest, it was excluded that the present effect of social anxiety is biased by the degree of depression or social interest.
