Sentence examples for exclusion of the same from inspiring English sources

Yet, when during adolescence and adult the situation changes, the persistent exclusion of the same forms of information may become maladaptive".

The proposal to reduce the 26-item IQCODE had already been suggested before in some studies [ 7, 10, 24, 27, 28], although not necessarily involving the exclusion of the same item sets.

With the exclusion of the very same period when the lump sum is received, subjects under consume in all periods relative to the optimal path.

At the end of the 24 h-period, viable cells were counted (by trypan blue exclusion) and the same number of ZA treated and non treated viable cells (4.10) were seeded in the upper compartment of 500 μL cups in 1% FBS medium.

Two driver mutations may never occur together (mutual exclusion) in the same cell because of epistasis (two hits in the same pathway are not selected because they do not provide a growth advantage) or synthetic lethality (two hits are counter-selected because they compromise the life of the leukemic cell).

Reasons for exclusion were: duplicate articles of the same study (n = 8), follow up period not long enough (n = 2), did not record depression using appropriate assessment techniques (n = 2), and did not analyse/present data on predictors of work outcomes (n = 7).

Across two properties on which elephants increased between 2003 and 2008, cover of whistling-thorn did not change significantly inside versus outside large-scale elephant exclusion fences; over the same period of time, cover of nonmyrmecophytes differed profoundly inside versus outside exclusion fences.

The exclusion of the scales that assess the same aspects of health was designed to circumvent the problem of multicollinearity and preference was given to instruments more widely used within rheumatology.

Because this gradually acquired nexus differs for each subject, the process of exclusion never has the same outcome.

Exclusion criteria were the same of our previously published reports [ 12].

After the exclusions, the associations were of the same magnitude and direction but no longer statistically significant.