Sentence examples for effects of exclusion from inspiring English sources

We do not consider the effects of exclusion zones, evacuations and emergency management which have helped save many thousands of lives.

As suggested, however, that denial may best be seen as limiting the scope of "disability" to the effects of exclusion and discrimination, or as rhetorical, countering the prevailing emphasis on biological causes of disadvantage.

No statistically significant effects of exclusion were found.

Sensitivity analyses will be performed, to assess for the effects of exclusion of individuals who did not survive and inclusion of cases with multiple episodes of hospitalised pneumonia.

In addition, the Commission has determined, based on consideration of the effect of exclusion on United States consumers, that until December 19 , 2013 HTC may import refurbished handsets to be provided to consumers as replacements under warranty or an insurance contract (whether the warranty or contract is offered by HTC, a carrier, or by a third party).

She said it wasn't foolishness, but rather the effect of exclusion that forced these girls into what ultimately proved to be life-threatening relationships.

However, the effect of exclusion of these three studies was much larger for SDNN, which results in a combined effect of −1.25% (95% CI −1.81%too −0.68%).

Lastly, the effect of exclusion of different types of disease categories was estimated by excluding various diseases one by one from all analyses.

We therefore investigated the effect of exclusion of these studies on the combined current smoking RR, where the problem is most severe (Table 17).

The statistical analyses investigated the role of various characteristics on the estimated risk of the three outcomes in relation to smoking, but did not formally test the effect of exclusion of specific studies with extreme RRs or large weights.

Iteration allows the evaluating of the effect of exclusion of every individual in the data set and the average of the resulting error is an unbiased evaluator of classification.