Sentence examples for rigid exclusion from inspiring English sources
Charles Kimball in When Religion Becomes Evil concluded that people corrupt traditional religion by rigid exclusion.
In addition, the constraints of rigid exclusion and inclusion criteria applied to RCTs may limit the ability to extrapolate the results to a wider population.
Also, acute suicidality will be assessed clinically by trained interviewers rather than based on a more rigid exclusion of all patients who cross a certain threshold on a self-rating.
"The Disaster Artist" remains superficial, anecdotal, insubstantial, and utterly disingenuous, a work of calculation whose rigid boundaries, exclusions, omissions, simplifications, and sentimentalizing are the secret to its success.
It is a single-surgeon series, with uniform surgical skills; we adopted rigid inclusion and exclusion criteria.
35 Participants in trials may differ from those in observational studies, because most of the observational studies recruited a wider, more generalisable range of patients by not enforcing rigid inclusion and exclusion criteria relating to comorbid conditions.
Infections are categorized as complicated on the basis of the sole criterion of anatomical barrier disruption, and selected on the basis of often rigid inclusion and exclusion criteria for cases with mild to moderate disease severity.
It's an old story — how, in the name of creating a classless society, Communist regimes have instead created new categories of social and political stratification and exclusion as rigid and crushingly unjust as India's caste system or South African apartheid.
D'Ambrose's tragic strivings are based on tight exclusions and rigid self-impositions as well — aesthetic ones, if not religious ones.
The greater the threat -- of economic pain, violence, upheaval or exclusion -- the more rigid and "solitarist" identities become, Amartya Sen noted in his seminal book "Identity and Violence".
