Sentence examples for use of exclusion from inspiring English sources
The Labour leader Ed Miliband said on Monday that he was willing to examine the use of exclusion zones outside abortion clinics after the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, called for a review to prevent harassment and intimidation of staff and women seeking an abortion.
Such designs allowed and encouraged the use of exclusion criteria to improve assay sensitivity and internal validity.
Mr Anderson said the use of exclusion orders would require the cooperation of carriers, such as airlines and of states where these people might find themselves.
On the other hand, methods making use of exclusion restrictions (instrumental variables, control functions, 'fuzzy' regression discontinuity designs) can explicitly address selection on unobservables, arising from specification errors, endogeneity and unobserved heterogeneity [6].
Because the Supreme Court precedent does not directly apply to the ITC, the ITC's use of exclusion orders has, controversially, not been reined in in a similar fashion.
The Supply of Goods (Implied Terms) Act 1973 (c 13) was an Act of the Parliament of the United Kingdom that provided implied terms in contracts for the supply of goods and for hire-purchase agreements, and limited the use of exclusion clauses.
"While it is not uncommon for policies to include an exclusion for alcohol -related accidents and incidents, the ombudsman would take a dim view of insurers who, through restrictive use of exclusions, implied that people were expected to refrain from drinking on holiday if they wished to remain insured," a spokesman says.
The use of exclusions and test panel ordering were recorded.
One of the finer points of decision support is the judicious use of exclusions to prevent over-alerting and alert fatigue.
Nor did we find deprivation differences in the use of exclusions for certain diagnostic indicators such as blood pressure and cholesterol [ 8].
We identified four types of discrepancies between the local and cloud-based services that likely contributed to the discordance: 1) terminology misalignment, 2) local practice variation, 3) temporal windows, and 4) use of exclusions in guidelines implementation.
