Sentence examples for excluded educational from inspiring English sources

We excluded educational intervention studies focusing on the education of undergraduate student nurses on paediatric palliative care or end of life communication skills only, as well as descriptive studies of a palliative and end of life care educational approach not aimed at improving student nurses' palliative and end of life care competencies.

All the primary and secondary costs excluded educational costs, as these can be treated as sunk costs or retrospective costs that have been incurred and cannot be recovered.

We excluded educational groups for teaching students or staff; organisational and management literature on work groups and teams, and treatment groups in mental health, where there is an extensive literature.

Although conferees eventually resorted to House language that didn't mention museums, the final bill still excludes educational institutions with living exhibits that is, zoos and aquariums.

We therefore decided to exclude educational level and SES from the final model due to risk for overadjustment.

While there, he risked court marshal by insisting to his commanding general that African-American marines not be excluded from educational courses Lee was in charge of organizing.

DR. GOODEN: Many of us remember an earlier time in which children with mild disabilities received no assistance in schools and were excluded from educational opportunities because they were "different".

Research – including that undertaken by CPAG as part of its 2 Skint 4 School campaign – shows that the poorest children continue to be excluded from educational services and activities that would enhance their ability to participate and enjoy school.

These distinct but partially overlapping movements have in common the insistence that education and its philosophy are inevitably political and the impulse to reveal relations of power in educational theory and practice and to develop philosophical accounts of education that take full account of the values and interests of groups that have traditionally been excluded from educational thinking.

Excluded are educational institutions; religious entities, unless they largely conduct nonreligious activities; and organizations for which reliable data are not available.

The centre offers basic classes twice a week for children who are otherwise excluded from educational services.