Sentence examples for to prevent exclusion from inspiring English sources

Given the potential importance of community context, enclosures might be needed to prevent exclusion by resident species until adaptation occurs.

Altered mental state was included in the search strategy to prevent exclusion of articles reporting on non-traumatic coma with less strict terminology.

On the one hand, it is appealing to keep down the number of patients to be approached to reduce costs and to prevent exclusion of small providers.

A larger sample size would not resolve this issue unless the inclusion and exclusion criteria are changed to prevent exclusion of aphasic and severe patients with stroke.

Production of diploid gametes may also represent an adaptation of the host genome to prevent exclusion [ 71]: if, for instance, in an LE-system P. lessonae males produced LL rather than L sperm that fertilise R eggs of diploid P. esculentus, then genome exclusion would (probably) reverse from L in LR offspring to R in LLR offspring.

One example is seen in plant-herbivore interactions, where gene duplication has been implicated in the ability of herbivores to detoxify plant defense compounds and prevent exclusion of the herbivore from that food source [ 43, 44].

The report argues that providing support to children with challenging behaviour could help prevent exclusion as well as future psychopathology.

The Conservatives' education spokesman, David Willetts, is due to address the conference, which will look at preventing exclusion in Montessori classrooms.

In Denmark, workplaces can apply for a grant through the national Prevention Fund (established in 2007), which covers the cost of implementation of workplace interventions in order to reduce musculoskeletal disorders, impaired health and work ability and sickness absence and thereby prevent exclusion from the labor market [ 16].

To make this research systematic prior to this stage in loan disbursement, the World Bank must adopt a safeguard policy on gender and SOGI that would prevent exclusion and recognise these individuals as important stakeholders in its work.Despite your implication, the activists who visited Washington are not asking the bank to divest from countries like Uganda.

"In fact, this is essential, and getting a child with difficulties the swift specialist support they need can prevent exclusion and assist re-integration into the mainstream," he said.