Sentence examples for double exclusion from inspiring English sources

What followed were five years during which Peck feels he was exploited for propaganda purposes by the Argentinian government while undergoing a double exclusion: rejected as a "traitor" in his place of birth, yet never seen as a "real" Argentinian on the mainland.

On a bottom-up approach, on the other hand, the double exclusion plays a comparatively minor role, and thus some of the Kumārila-Uddyotakara criticisms may be less telling.

Teen pregnancy, double exclusion.

Couples: Double Your Exclusion.

That means, double water exclusion is a necessary condition for a true hot residue.

This was approximately double the exclusion rates in people aged less than 65 years (see Table 3).

However, we would like to note that the double water exclusion hypothesis and biclique patterns are still biologically acceptable.

Therefore, we can note that lab-verified hot residues are almost all (49 out of 52) contained in our biclique patterns; thus we can conjecture that almost all hot residues of ASEdb satisfy the property of double water exclusion.

This leaves us room to refine the hypothesis of double water exclusion again to further narrow down biclique patterns so that those energetically less important biclique residues can be filtered.

Naomi Kipuri and Andrew Ridgewell, A Double Bind: The Exclusion of Pastoralist Women in the East and Horn of Africa Londonn: Minority Rights Group International, 2008).

We propose to attribute the outcome to all hospitals by fraction of time spent in each hospital for patients transferred between hospitals to reduce bias due to double counting or exclusion of hospital stays.