Sentence examples for in which excluded from inspiring English sources

His idea was to create a "strong democracy" in which political tension would be defused by giving space to elite opposition groups, but in which excluded sectors, particularly peasants and industrial workers, would continue to be systematically repressed.

Among cases, the average follow-up was three years, leading to potential survivor bias in which excluded deceased cases may have had different exposure rates than those included in the sample.

In our plausible worst-case analysis in which excluded PFO closure patients had fivefold increased rate of stroke (relative to included participants) and excluded medical therapy patients had a 1/5 rate of stroke (relative to included participants), PFO closure was associated with an RR=0.96, 95% CI 0.56 to 1.66 (heterogeneity: p=0.28, I=21%).

One notable feature of Field's approach is that, with his other constraints (omitted here) in place, the conditional 'reduces to' the hook in contexts in which Excluded Middle holds.

The fact that the Axiom of Choice implies Excluded Middle seems at first sight to be at variance with the fact that the former is often taken as a valid principle in systems of constructive mathematics governed by intuitionistic logic, e.g. Bishop's Constructive Analysis[16] and Martin-Löf's Constructive Type Theory[17], in which Excluded Middle is not affirmed.

Nobody under thirty is allowed in, which excludes "all those gold-teeth, big-T-shirt guys" who tend to cause trouble, Morris said.

Instead, the Carlists invoked the Salic Law of Succession, introduced into Spain by Philip V in 1713, which excluded females from the royal succession.

We examined this process in detail, which excluded several common mechanisms responsible for generation of protein isoforms.

The survey instrument was distributed solely in English, which excluded non-English speakers from participating.

This might be due to the inclusion criterion of fluency in German, which excluded families with an immigrant background.

Normal days were defined as schooling days in Malaysia which excluded public holidays or large sporting competitions.