Sentence examples for experience being excluded from inspiring English sources

Homer complains about not being let in and reveals to Marge his past experience being excluded from clubs: when he was young, a group of children formed the "No Homers Club" and did not allow him to join.

In his letter to The Times, Mr Jenkins said Ms Mills had been chosen by "a panel entirely of the Speaker's own choosing", adding: "It is inexplicable that all three of the deputy Speakers, who like the Speaker himself are also elected by the House, and have the most relevant experience, were excluded".

Thus, all first-person experience is excluded from traditional scientific inquiry.

Participants who checked "yes" for "postgraduate surgical experience" were excluded from the analysis.

GPs with less than 4 years of clinical experience were excluded.

Drug use during the past half year and needle sharing experience were excluded since they were highly correlated with injecting drug experience.

Postpartum status remained associated with viral rebound when 143 women (46 postpartum and 97 controls) with previous cART experience were excluded.

It is therefore possible that the attitudes expressed are more favourable towards research than would be seen in the general clinical population, as MDTs with no trial experience were excluded.

Factors associated with basic competence were included in analysis of covariance, except for age which was excluded to avoid multicollinearity problems (age versus work experience, r = 0.76), while other work experience was excluded due to the high number of missing values (n = 103).

In other words, the amount of knowledge student said they had about the profession had no relationship with the reality at all. Figure 3 shows the difference between the objective knowledge of first-year students and final-year students (students with a youth health clerkship experience were excluded) about the specialty.

According to Williamson's conception of evidence as knowledge, one's experiences are excluded from counting as evidence at best, one's evidence includes whatever propositions about one's experiences that one knows.