Sentence examples for exclusions about from inspiring English sources

The largest proportion of exclusions, about 5% of the remaining cases, was inter alia based on missing answers to the question on students' political attitudes.

This method resulted in fewer outlier exclusions, about 2 to 4% in the placebo groups and almost none in the active treatment groups.

Apart from the aforementioned organizational and systemic barriers, social exclusion, misconceptions about, and unfavorable attitudes towards maternal depression make its integration to primary care even more challenging [ 42].

"There is no question that this is about exclusion, about excluding the United States," said Peter Hakim, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy research group in Washington.

Owen Deutsche, a Chicago high school senior says punk speaks to him because "Punk is not about exclusion but about undermining establishments which do exclude".

It's not about exclusion, but about participation.

Women who gave birth at other hospitals, moved out of the area or had a late spontaneous abortion were excluded; the average number of exclusions was about 60 per year and thus resulting in an index group of 181 women.

I see the veil as more about social exclusion than about this revival of 'communities.' We've had veils, but our rule has been that once children come into the administration buildings and the schoolrooms — no veil.

An environmental group that specializes in nuclear waste, the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research in Washington, complained that the agency had created an exclusion zone of about 11 miles around Yucca Mountain, within which the water standard would not apply.

As of two days ago, the Conway Hall expressed their concerns about the legality of trans exclusion, and about hate speech, to the conference organisers.

I mean, in this sense "useless" is as much about dominant exclusions as it is about a kind of voluntary disengagement from the demands of dominant patriarchies.