Sentence examples for ties exclusion from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analyses comparing methods for dealing with ties, exclusion of variables missing >1.5% of values, and exclusion of individuals dying during the study had negligible impact on overall findings.

In this sense our study offers novel findings about the gender stereotypes associated to the use of technology, in contrast to previous research which has emphasized a technophobic and pessimistic perception of how women relate to technologies, closely tied to the exclusion paradigm (Vergés, 2012).

Stigma was probably the most universally cited reason across the three subgroups because it defines what is most at stake in the social worlds of young people: the loss of social ties and the possibility of exclusion or marginalization.

Their overall goal was to extend trade and political influence over the entire hemisphere; some of the other nations understood this and were wary of deepening ties with the United States to the exclusion of European powers.

If you split downtown -- you could split in two or three ways -- all off a sudden two or three representatives are focused on downtown, maybe to the exclusion of the neighborhoods tied to them.

Yes, of course, everyone is concerned about ISIS and similar groups, and we seem to read daily about an act of discrimination, exclusion, conflict or even violence tied to religion on our own soil.

They are a disparate group tied together by poverty, deprivation and social exclusion rather than a unified sense of identity.

Review of the record further undermines the contention that the exclusions are tied to concerns of voter fraud.

An Australian submarine is tied up at another, the whole area an exclusion zone with police divers on standby.

Loss of surrounding areas, exclusion from the benefits, the severing of ties with their own traditional community: all of this will push Millwall to the edge of their own backyard.

Closer ties with Australia's Asian neighbours, however, moved toward abandoning the policy of virtual exclusion of "coloured" immigrants.