Sentence examples for exclusion constructed from inspiring English sources

First, how are the axes of social exclusion constructed, mobilized and experienced in Pakistan, particularly in relation to class and gender divisions?

Two broad questions were addressed by the research 1) how are the axes of social exclusion constructed, mobilized and experienced in Pakistan, particularly in relation to class and gender divisions?

Two regions encoded by exon 14 were independently capable of causing a strong exclusion (constructs NFAT51−838 and NFAT5 (1−473) + (839−1377)), whereas the regions encoded by the short exons 13 and 15 had a milder effect (constructs NFAT51−547 and NFAT5 (1−497) + (1378−1455)), and the region encoded by exon 12 did not displace NFAT5 from mitotic chromatin (construct NFAT51−497) (Figure 8).

RB conducted the literature search for this review, specified the inclusion and exclusion criteria, constructed the tables, and drafted and revised the manuscript for consideration for publication.

Meanwhile, it also shows high selectivity for ST over Crystal Violet (CV) due to the size-exclusion effect constructed from the defects in the framework.

From the data on edge exclusion deviance, we constructed conditional independence graphs, as described by Magwene [34].

Universals, according to the Buddhists are arbitrarily constructed "exclusions" (apoha); words serve the purpose of separating things off from other objects.

To test the applicability of this method to lowland wet grassland we constructed predator-exclusion fences on sites across the UK and, with Lapwing Vanellus vanellus as a study species, used historical and contemporary data to test whether excluding large mammalian predators leads to an increase in wader nest survival and productivity, and whether effects differ between fence designs.

In addition, several developmental asset measures contained only two items either to begin with (e.g., Future Aspirations) or because of our model parameters led to item exclusion within a construct (e.g., Cultural Respect/Life).

This may relate to the fact that the co-expression of the multiple proteins that would be needed to analyse or recreate metabolic pathways is very difficult, if not impossible, to achieve with replicating virus systems due to such phenomena as recombination between different virus constructs and virus exclusion, whereby one construct comes to dominate within a given cell.

A decision tree for the possible inclusion and exclusion criteria combinations will be constructed and implemented.