"It is a category of exclusion not different in kind, but only in degree, from the pre-existing categories of excluded persons, for instance, Vietnamese refugees and imprisoned or detained persons," Judge Cheung wrote in the opinion.
In 1835, with the Orange Society in mind, the House of Commons petitioned the king to abolish societies that were secret and that excluded persons on the ground of religion.
In strict logic persons should continue to be regarded as part of the capital of a society; but in practice the distinction between the part of the total stock that enters into the accounting system, and the part that does not, is so important that it is not surprising that many writers have excluded persons from the capital stock.
DATA SYNTHESIS: The 23 included trials generally excluded persons with alcohol dependence.
However, none of the participants were excluded for the analysis of headache suffering, only three for chronic headache, whereas the number of excluded persons was higher for migraine and TTH (14 and 25, respectively).
The reported agreement between the neurologists' interview and the questionnaire-based diagnoses may have been influenced by the number of excluded persons from the analyses because of incomplete information in the questionnaire.
Excluded persons or groups feel neither accepted nor supported in their environment.
If Howard were intending to list several categories of excluded persons (e.g., foreigners, aliens or families of diplomats) he could have said so.
We also excluded persons with extreme values (beyond three inter-quartile ranges of the 75th and 25th percentiles) for WC (n = 3,137).
If we had excluded persons not being multimorbid or having no diseases at all we might have overestimated correlations between diagnosis groups and therefore biased the correlation matrix.
A latency analysis was conducted based on study eligibility where studies that excluded persons with a lung disease diagnosis >2, >10 and >20 years before diagnosis were examined across groups.
