The phrase "method of exclusion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to refer to a process or approach that involves eliminating certain possibilities in order to arrive at a specific conclusion or outcome. Example: The scientific method typically involves the method of exclusion, in which various hypotheses are tested and ruled out until the correct explanation is determined.
Some method of exclusion belongs to the administration of all Christian churches and denominations, indeed of all religious communities.
Now here we are, with Republicans routinely pursuing voter ID laws addressing a problem that does not really exist (voter fraud) while actually practicing a method of exclusion they claim is extinct (discrimination at the polls).
The process of generalization ascends from natural history via physics towards metaphysics, whereas accidental correlations and relations are eliminated by the method of exclusion.
Simple questions should be considered as a method of exclusion or combined with more detailed tests.
It is a method of exclusion, as only insiders will be able to understand the slang terms.
Lacking a plausible analysis of the party's problems, having launched a failed coup attempt, unable to restore their old moral authority, and now stripped of the methods of exclusion and purge, some on the Labour Right have been briefing that they are preparing for a split.
In the longer run, the Voting Rights Act's most effective weapon in protecting minority voters was its Section 5. Before the VRA, voting rights enforcement depended on often reluctant judges and elected officials who simply created new methods of exclusion when their old ones were banned.
Our previous study showed that neither relative nor universal calibration method of size exclusion chromatography (SEC) works for HPMCAS polymers.
We have used an improved deaggregation method of size exclusion chromatography connected to FPLC and have developed a sensitive ELISA detection system to determine whether highly purified human immunoglobulin G (hIgG) monomers could be tolerogenic even to 'resistant' mice.
In our study we included results from both Illumina RNA-seq and SOLiD RNA-seq, revealing differences between the two platforms largely due to the method of rRNA exclusion in library construction.
This paper reviews the physiological and pathophysiological role of the LAA and catheter-based methods of LAA exclusion.
