Sentence examples for excluded participation from inspiring English sources
We randomly selected from the whole of Nepal, while the very high participation rate (>99%%) achieved through careful methodology [10, 15] effectively excluded participation bias.
As recently as the 1990s, memorials at Auschwitz conspicuously downplayed mention of the camp's Jewish victims and implicitly excluded participation by devout Jews who wanted to pray.
A history of affective or anxiety disorders within a first-degree relative excluded participation.
The diagnosis of a medical condition that excluded participation was made by a medical history, a physical examination performed by a study physician and laboratory testing.
The presence of bone metastases has excluded participation of prostate cancer patients in exercise intervention studies to date and is also a relative contraindication to supervised exercise in the community setting because of concerns of fragility fracture.
Other clinically relevant illness before the study, pregnancy, or lactation also excluded participation in the study as well as drug intake in the healthy subjects in the 3 weeks before the study.
The United States Embassy in Prague had complained to the government that its specifications in seeking bids for the aircraft had been written to exclude participation by American companies.
Groups form taboos, or "off-limits" foods in order to define (and exclude) participation in the community.36 Food blogs are no exception: bloggers perform their identities through the recipes they choose to cook, photograph, and share with their readers.
Providing the program during university academic year breaks also posed a challenge, leading to a revision of the program to exclude participation during winter and spring university breaks.
Faith in the scientific enterprise is different from religious belief, but for many it is also a practice that does not exclude participation in a religious tradition.
Fair admissions decisions cannot be made by a process that uses subjective criteria to judge applicants' qualifications and potential, yet excludes participation by members of the largest group concerned from the committee that makes these sensitive choices.
