Sentence examples for one exclusion from inspiring English sources

As suggested by Papadopoulos and Santos Silva (2008), one way to identify the parameters of interest is to impose at least one exclusion restriction on the crime process (NB2 part), meaning that there is one variable which, conditional on the covariates, has a significant impact on the reporting process but no impact on the crime process.

Three articles were excluded based on more than one exclusion criteria [ 73, 74, 78].

For reports meeting more than one exclusion criterion, only one reason – following the order on the screening form – was reported as the reason for exclusion.

Since the interventions were meant for use by youth themselves, full dependence on caregivers in the areas of daily functioning, self-care and communication was one exclusion criterion.

During a period comprising ~9 months, 193 patients were admitted to the ICU; 148 met at least one exclusion criterion.

Between April 2014 and December 2014, 193 patients were admitted to the ICU; 148 met at least one exclusion criterion.

In our sensitivity analyses, none of the inclusions and exclusions of specific studies (see table A on bmj.com) nor one by one exclusions of each study (data not shown) materially changed the results of the primary meta-analyses.

The unclustered and less modularized structure of negative network suggested that negative interactions (for example, competition) among microorganisms were established by relatively open 'one-to-many' or 'one-to-one' exclusion.

Taking on one form of exclusion while continuing to replicate others should be an unthinkable idea.

We assessed Italian children with food allergies who were on one or more exclusion diet.

Based on minor allelic frequencies in the Holstein-Friesian population, one minus exclusion probability was equal to 1.4×10−10 and 7.2×10−26, with one and two parents, respectively.