Sentence examples for example exclusion from inspiring English sources

For example, exclusion zones may be implemented in the immediate vicinity of the vent due to qualitative knowledge gained from past eruptions about the high likelihood of severe damage from proximal hazards such as pyroclastic density currents (PDCs) and lahars, and advice can be issued to avoid travel in relatively short-lived and localised ashfall events until ash has been cleared.

For example, exclusion of mild patients no longer ensures trial randomization.

For example, exclusion of participants due to 'inefficacy' or 'failure to improve' would be judged as introducing a high risk of bias.

In this study, additional eligibility requirements, for example, exclusion of patients who had blood vessels with possible tumour involvement, may have mitigated, in part, the potential risk of haemoptysis.

The items related to both relational and overt victimisation (for example, exclusion by peers, lies or nasty things said about them, personal belongings taken, threatened or blackmailed, hit or beaten up).

Although it was not our aim to evaluate studies on the quality of reporting, and we did not exclude studies on these grounds, we observed that information on, for example, exclusion criteria and response rates was often lacking.

For example, using exclusion options (e.g. not chemspider, chembl, wikipedia, ebi, or pubchem) cuts the list back to 211, and restricting to one year gives a single result.

For example, the exclusion of women from male-dominated business networks for certain products in Africa means they receive lower returns than men do when selling the same goods.

Another example of exclusion is related to children without parental care.

Fig. 4b gives an example where exclusion of mode 6 counteracts shaft sliding.

But partial application to only some instances of conflict, for example, the exclusion of evidence about causation in toxic tort cases, potentially creates imbalances.