Sentence examples for exclude the danger from inspiring English sources

However, the results must be interpreted with caution, as with non-randomized observational studies we cannot exclude the danger of selection bias in the groups that are compared.

But critics say it's not justifiable to exclude the dangers of particles at low concentrations.

Watergate has confirmed the dangers of policies that exclude the public and welcome the secret influence of selfish interests.

But Heimat also holds the danger of serving as a justification to exclude the "other" in order keep the "own" unspoiled.

Instead there is a danger that the country's rulers may be tempted to exclude the Brotherhood entirely.

By 1974, this immunity excluded situations where the danger came from premises that the landlord occupied and where the landlord actively created a danger, and only included the landlord, not associated people.

Probe sets that matched on multiple genes were excluded because of the danger of cross-hybridization.

Before any GMO can be put on the market, EFSA, together with the Member States' scientific bodies, carries out a scientific risk assessment to exclude any danger to either human or animal health and the environment.

The new technique is a perturbation method and it eliminates the danger of omitting any possible contributions of various harmonics to a particular approximation by engaging all the necessary harmonics and excluding the others automatically.

Again, the danger is excluding readers.

Thus, a census as mentioned at the beginning does not only have the potential to provide a basis for the improvement of healthcare services, human rights, etc. but also bears the danger of excluding those who are not willing to participate or those whose needs are not covered adequately in the survey instrument from access to these very services.