He said bookmakers should have a duty of care to identify and exclude problem gamblers.
Players are being handed leaflets warning them to report any online abuse, and tennis authorities have pledged to identify and exclude perpetrators from the tournament.
We use the placebo-mechanism literature to debate the strengths and weaknesses of attempts to identify and exclude placebo responders from trials.
Evidence-based practice can help us identify and exclude bias from research, but information published by the government, professional bodies, charities and industry all have some degree of spin.
Direct various federal agencies to more strictly identify and exclude potential immigrants likely to need certain types of public aid and deport those already in the United States who have had to rely on social services help.
It is conceivable that, should the University of Michigan ever revive the OWP, the procedures it ultimately implements to identify orphan works would successfully identify and exclude works to which a plaintiff in this suit holds a copyright.
Voir dire facilitates the fulfillment of a criminal defendant's Sixth Amendment right by allowing parties to an action and their counsel to identify and exclude prospective jurors who may harbor biases against one of the parties involved.
First, we show how pre-existing tests for homogeneity of variance can be used to identify and exclude those data from which changes in substitution rate cannot be reliably inferred.
So keen was Adele to ensure that fans were not fleeced by profiteers that her management teamed up with a British company called Songkick to identify and exclude more than 18,000 "known or likely touts" from the ticket-buying process for the singer's tour.
Right heart catheterization was employed in one study to identify and exclude patients at risk of serious cardiopulmonary toxicity.
The most common way is to identify and exclude protest bids from estimates of WTP (Mitchell and Carson 1989).
