Sentence examples for geographical exclusion from inspiring English sources

Incorporating models with evolutionary pulses of varying magnitude into speciation theory may explain why some species pairs achieve rapid sympatry whereas others undergo prolonged geographical exclusion.

As sponsors play such a large role in the Olympics - from geographical "exclusion zones" where no other brands can be displayed to the renaming of stadia and signage - I guessed that they might get some of the allocation of "inspirational" torchbearers as well.

The challenges in tackling financial exclusion are manifold and driven by a complex set of interactive factors (basic financial literacy, geographical exclusion, relative costs of financial services and products) as well as being linked to a wide range of social issues.

But one in five children is not being reached with vital vaccines due to social or geographical exclusion, lack of resources, weak health systems or conflicts such as those raging today in Syria and parts of West Africa.

It is believed that in countries where an outbreak of measles takes place, one in five children is not reached with vital vaccination due to reasons such as geographical exclusion, lack of resources, conflict or weak health delivery systems.

"Where we live the hospitals that we go are free for everyone, when you are admitted and when you are treated you just leave without paying anything" (FGD05: Female) Further analysis of the FGDs, however, revealed geographical exclusion of residents from certain rural communities from effective EHP coverage.

No geographical or other exclusion criteria were applied.

However, as we focused on English language studies only, we acknowledge that this may have led to exclusion of geographical regions and therefore may have risked missing potentially unique associations by region.

Between March 2000 and April 2002, 5995 men aged 65 and older were enrolled in the study at six clinical centres: Birmingham, AL; Minneapolis, MN; the Monongahela Valley near Pittsburgh, PA; Palo Alto, CA Portlandd, OR; and San Diego, CA. As reported elsewhere, 6 potential participants were community dwelling within a geographical area, and few exclusions were made.

So regional identity is similar to ethnicity, and can be seen as the geographical dimension of inclusion and exclusion within the society.

I'll focus on expanding the events across the UK later this year; I feel the time is right for this to happen, I don't want geographical status to be an exclusion criteria.