Sentence examples for progressive exclusion from inspiring English sources

These conditions result in higher production costs that reduce their competitiveness, leading to progressive exclusion from domestic and international markets and the abandonment of farming.

In Australia this pattern was argued to be related mostly to the geological history of the continent, which favored continued immigration of new species from the tropics in Australia's north but led to progressive exclusion of cold-water species and survival of only few adaptive genera in the high-latitude south [85], [86].

This time course suggests that the tubular structures derive directly from the ER and coincide with a progressive exclusion of DMP1-eGFP from the ER.

DS allows the morphology of the ice interface to be varied under conditions where the local chemical conditions of the residual solution can be kept constant, which is different to what happens in PS where progressive exclusion of both solutes and, in some situations, cells occurs ahead of the ice front [11].

The expected benefits for subjects participating in the study are improvement in their quality of life and improved remaining at work, resulting in a decrease in the number of days' sick leave, and reducing the risk of progressive exclusion from work.

We further evaluated the position of T. globosa in the Discoba clade by two standard procedures in phylogenetic/phylogenomic data filtering analyses (e.g., Hampl et al. 2009; Brown et al. 2012; Burki et al. 2012): 1) removing long-branch taxa and 2) progressive exclusion of fast-evolving positions from the 157-protein data set.

Age differences in responses to progressive social exclusion: The role of cognition and socioemotional functioning.

Progressive structuring and ultimately exclusion of water by hydrophobes surrounding backbone hydrogen bonds turn the latter into guiding factors of protein folding.

This difference in PFS and OS persisted when analysis was limited to patients with PR or SD on IM, after exclusion of progressive patients, although the difference in PFS did not reach statistical significance in this analysis (median 29.7 vs not reached, p = 0.0998 and 42.2 vs not reached, p = 0.0333 for PFS and OS respectively).

Is progress necessarily progressive?

Progressive CNS metastases were no exclusion criteria.