Sentence examples for excluding populations from inspiring English sources

Since all A. scopulorum populations started to form a distinct cluster, excluding populations of other species, from K = 5, we considered the results from this K-value.

The target population of the survey included household residents across Canada, excluding populations living on aboriginal reserves, military bases and certain remote areas.

Most of molecular based studies have mainly been confined to the genetics of European and North American populations excluding populations from developing countries.

Several studies have investigated the prevalence of BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation in series of breast cancer cases unselected for FH in nonfounder populations (i.e. excluding populations such as the Ashkenazi Jewish or Icelandic populations where there are prevalent founder mutations) (Langston et al, 1996; Peto et al, 1999; Hopper et al, 1999; Malone et al, 2000).

It is recognised that a balance exists between not excluding population sub-groups as research participants and embarrassment that may occur by the use of a translator.

Jason Paiement describes indigenous peoples as: "Among the poorest and most excluded populations in the world.

The remaining problems for reformers were remedial: bringing in previously excluded populations, especially African-Americans and isolated Appalachians.

Unfortunately, despite their obvious health need, the NHS has never been good at engaging with excluded populations and delivering services to challenging individuals.

"We were able to fund a project that takes Lima's 98% humidity and helps turn it into an opportunity to obtain clean water, often a challenge to some excluded populations living in the city outskirts," said a spokesman for USAid-Peru.

Earlier literature highlights the potential for mobile money to promote financial inclusion and the long-term impact of enabling excluded populations to save and borrow (Jenkins 2008).

Although this is true, if those indicators could be disaggregated down to the local population level, the excluded populations would almost certainly be extremely different and usually highly disadvantaged compared to the national average.