Sentence examples for exclusion of half from inspiring English sources

Writing for the Telegraph, the former Newsnight presenter said: "The real scandal – in which almost the whole English establishment has been complicit – has been the exclusion of half of the union from a decision on its future.

These criteria resulted in the exclusion of half of the women initially screened.

Thus, the GWAS network modules are cohesive and robust to exclusion of half the data.

As William Thompson argued in Appeal of One Half the Human Race (1825), Mill's premises pointed to the widest possible extension of the franchise, and not to the exclusion of "one half the human race," viz.

Therefore the average loss of statistical precision of random effects meta-analyses was smaller than what could be expected after the exclusion of over half the trials.

Also criterion 5 is argued against, as its use may result in the exclusion of up to half of the respondents, and preference reversals may just indicate uncertainty.

Another exclusion probability Q 1 was initially proposed by Jamieson [ 7] to calculate the probability to exclude one parent when the other parent is known, which is relevant to the exclusion of parents from half-sib families sharing one parent with the correct family.

At a glance, exclusion of the N-terminal half of the helix seems unreasonable.

The exclusion of women from art was a holocaust of talent, a denial of half the human imagination.

vitamin K are given in Table 4-wrap>, those based on the total data are in the top half and those following the exclusion of data from the hypothesis generating Bristol study in the bottom half.

From a distance of half…"}]} At most decent vegan establishments, the exclusion of meat and dairy from the menu is not conspicuous, and the politics of animal liberation take a back seat to the culinary experience.