Sentence examples for legitimate exclusions from inspiring English sources

Verification was considered ideal if all women originally enrolled into the study, without legitimate exclusions were included in the data analysis.

This is a legitimate exclusion, as only reasons were investigated for a patient's decision to use a pair of OS they already had been provided with.

Accordingly, transitory income or expense items and GAAP expenses that are really investments expected to enhance future performance (building a telecom's franchise, for example) are legitimate candidates for exclusion from pro forma earnings.

It's also true that queer sex workers are regarded as legitimate targets for exclusion even within LGBT communities.

It's main point: Log Cabin Republicans had no legitimate gripe about sponsorship exclusions because the group hadn't actually applied.

We included only those patients with a formal osteoporosis diagnosis in their medical claims, which may have led to the exclusion of legitimate, but unidentified, osteoporosis patients.

However, it is possible that these comments represented legitimate views and their exclusion may lead to some bias in our results.

(There'd be obvious exclusions, like for legitimate national security).

A nice illustration of its use is found in Xunzi's essay, "Undoing Fixation," in which Xunzi diagnoses the errors of other philosophers, each of whom focuses on some one aspect of the Way (an aspect that is legitimate in itself) to the exclusion of others (see Xunzi 21; Hutton 2014, 224 35).

Then how can it be considered legitimate science, knowing that the very exclusion of experiential knowledge was part of the making of modern science?

The case studies illustrate how defining and redefining the refugee category was critical to constructing Central American "feet people" as illegally present in the U.S. and thus legitimate targets of spatialized tactics of exclusion including deportation and detention.