Sentence examples for excluding unavoidable from inspiring English sources

Excluding unavoidable longitudinal attrition (N = 273, including care recipients' or caregivers' death N = 98, moved or unknown address N = 99, and hospitalization or institutionalization N = 7), 74.4% of 896 potential respondents participated.

The definition of a fall was broad "any unplanned unexpected contact with a supporting surface, excluding unavoidable environmental hazards" and the study excluded those who had had one or fewer falls in the previous six months.

Mr Bush's budgets routinely excluded unavoidable outlays, such as those for wars and natural disasters, incorporated tax increases and spending trims that he knew would never occur, and masked his policies' impact on the deficit by shortening the forecast horizon to five years from ten.

More precisely, it excludes as unavoidable foreseen readmissions such as readmissions for transplantation, labor and delivery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, and other specific surgical procedures.

When excluding money spent on "unavoidable statutory obligations"—such as waste removal local government spending will fall by around 65% by 2020.

In early stages 11% were excluded because of unavoidable reasons and 29% because of avoidable reasons.

In contrast, in advanced stages 21% were excluded because of unavoidable reasons and only 6% because of avoidable reasons.

It includes benefits received from government programs intended to reduce poverty, such as food stamps, energy assistance, the Earned Income Tax Credit and excludes taxes and other unavoidable expenses, such as out-of-pocket medical costs.

Avoidable birth risk refers to categories numbered 3 to 11 below (i.e. excluding first births in the optimal age range of 18 34, which is considered an unavoidable risk).

That excludes areas where capping is unavoidable because of physical barriers in the river, which could amount to another 10 percent of the project, it added.

Whereas proponents of this approach duly noted that the measure uses a different weight for health differentials at the end of age distributions and does not exclude health differentials that are due to unavoidable factors (e.g. genes).