Sentence examples for compensate for exclusions from inspiring English sources

The extra 20 records selected from the database to compensate for exclusions did not always make up for the recorded 28%% exclusion rate.

Intraprofessional collaboration by PSWs aimed to compensate for exclusion and to individualize care.

Insisting on more performances of Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven, Marx wrote that "no recent composer has come out with works that compensate for the exclusion of any of these".

When one player was excluded by the two other players, the participant could compensate for this exclusion by tossing the ball more often to the excluded player.

The only legitimate basis suggested by this analysis would be that superdelegates from closed primary states should be mandated to cast their votes in a manner to compensate for the exclusion of Independent voters, or to compensate for exit poll disparity.

To compensate for possible exclusion, we chose a study size of 25 patients per group.

To compensate for predicted exclusion of participants, the groups were increased to include 70 patients per treatment arm.

To compensate for their exclusion, data from W2 and L7 were excluded from T = 1.5 s and above, and data from L2 were excluded from T = 5 s.

Paltry tokens like the Dream Act -- again, this shouldn't be presented as a huge favor to immigrants who have only known the U.S. as a home, and whose only crime was to have been brought over by their parents at a young age -- will not compensate for building ruthless exclusion into the system.

We recruited 32 diabetic patients to compensate for any possible exclusion.

Mr. Blair, whose Labour Party was less averse to Europe than the Conservatives under Mr. Cameron, courted allies among smaller countries and tried to compensate for Britain's self-exclusion from the euro by leading in areas like defense and police cooperation — a policy Mr. Cameron has reversed.