Sentence examples for case of exclusion from inspiring English sources

This is a case of exclusion.

Inbreeding, as allowed within genomic selection for the Israeli herd, had virtually no effect on genetic gain or on profits, when compared with the case of exclusion of all matings that generate inbreeding.

In case of exclusion, the patient was referred to the local health system.

In most cases, the purpose is well defined and the results may help the GP to proceed in his course in case of confirmation as well as in case of exclusion.

A designed eligibility form was used to document all full-text articles assessed for eligibility, the judgment reached whether a study was eligible and reasons in case of exclusion.

Most of these cases of exclusion are so unjust that an unusual coalition of congressional liberals and conservatives is advocating a change to the Patriot Act.

Motor Cortex Stimulation is a technique alternative to DBS indicated in advanced-complicated PD in cases of exclusion from DBS or of its ineffectiveness.

In 50 of the 81 cases of exclusion, the reason was pure-tone hearing loss that was too severe in the better ear, with 22 cases excluded for failing one or more of the sensory identification screenings.

Apart from the 8 initial cases of exclusion following randomisation, the only data that were lost was secondary data referring to delivery and the newborn infant in 48 cases (24%) in which delivery occurred in other institutions.

A strong negative correlation between Cl− levels in the shoot and tolerance to salinity across species (Figure 1D) supported the conclusion that Cl− exclusion from the shoots represents a key physiological mechanism for salt tolerance in legumes, similar to the case of Na+ exclusion in other glycophytes [1] [3], [35].

In the case of only exclusion restrictions, it must "be possible to form at least one nonvanishing determinant of order M−1 from the columns of A corresponding to the variables excluded a priori from that equation", where A is the matrix of coefficients of the equations (Fisher 1966), p. 40.