Sentence examples for consistent exclusion from inspiring English sources

He also complained about "a consistent exclusion of voices" representing moderate Islam by Muslim organizations.

The gradual but consistent exclusion of the Jews from immediate connection with large segments of the natural world, through legislation in Christendom and Islam, tended to dull their awareness of it.

European sample sets for analysis were developed for each of the ARIC, FHS and CHS data sets following consistent exclusion criteria between groups (Additional file 3: Figure S1).

We also noted the consistent exclusion of prospective participants who had suffered one or more of a range of neoplastic events.

To maintain consistent exclusion criteria between cases and the sub-cohort, subjects who died during the neonatal period who were born in 1980 (the earliest year neonatal deaths were recorded) or later were excluded.

As shown in Figure 2, the subtraction efficiency was determined by the rare presence of clones with equal hybridization intensities between the forward and reverse amplicons, and by the consistent exclusion of the house-keeping genes in the subtracted amplicons.

30 w7 w9 In a separate analysis we verified whether our results remained consistent after exclusion of these studies.

The cohort had minimal levels of depression consistent with exclusion criteria and high levels of life satisfaction (LSS mean 2.7, SD 1.0), QoL (QOLS mean 87.1, SD 11.6), and PWB (SPWB mean 249.4, SD 33).

Only one child, among the seven participants, demonstrated consistent responding by exclusion and stable learning of relations between new stimuli in the first experiment.

The ILT strengths of the oversized specimens are significantly higher than those of the standard configuration (by 30 50%), consistent with the exclusion of machining flaws and the reduced stress concentration.

The kinetics observed in our study (Fig. 3) are of the 2TC-type, rather than the TEC-type, consistent with the exclusion of co-existing pathologies (i.e. acute lung injury) in our COPD population.