Sentence examples for to avoid exclusion from inspiring English sources

Britain's prime aim is to avoid entanglement with the euro zone, but Poland's is to avoid exclusion.

We also included the N1-responses where the signal to noise ratio was too low, as interval censored variables instead of discarding them, to avoid exclusion bias [65].

Design and technology leaders discuss why some groups are excluded by design, as well as how to think more creatively about how to avoid exclusion while serving our customers and communities better.

Considering this high variability for 18F-FDG organ uptake, it is advisable to perform sample size calculations prior to experiments to avoid exclusion of effects due to unsatisfactory study power.

A precocious girl, she hides her intelligence to avoid exclusion at school.

Then there's the fact that by avoiding court, the companies might be able to avoid exclusion from undertaking big public works.

IYHO, has this administration balanced well enough this obligation against its other obligations — more symbolic of the "idea" of America — such as promoting human rights, addressing growing inequalities in the "global South" and pressuring pariahs to seek inclusion in, and avoid exclusion from, the international system?

We hypothesize that adaptation of CALUX-like methods to use with whole, unmanipulated ("neat") sera (Ziccardi et al. 2000) would avoid exclusion of some AhR agonists/antagonists by extraction of sera and would provide biologically relevant insights into the significance of human exposure to complex mixtures of AhR agonists and antagonists.

The particular design used in this study should enrich the microarray with genes overexpressed in prostate cancer and help avoid exclusion of important genes that can occur in microarrays of preselected genes.

The country needs to find ways to avoid such exclusion this time which, in the wake of a coup, may be hard.

We used a moderate size threshold for the selection, to avoid the exclusion of potentially interesting candidates.