Sentence examples similar to victims excluded from inspiring English sources

The analysis of risk factors for events with at least one victim excluded 568 events that involved only a threatened release, and thus focused on 39,198 events (29,974 (76%) fixed-facility events and 9,224 (24%) transportation-related events).

2008) was devised by calculating the frequency with which one individual consoled another relative to their opportunity to do so (i.e. the frequency with which raven A consoled raven B, divided by the number of times B was a conflict victim, excluding cases where A was the aggressor).

Students being both bullies and victims (bully-victim) were excluded from the analyses because of small numbers (n = 8).

Dr. Leung and other doctors also said that the government's tally of SARS victims has excluded dozens of cases of pneumonia that might well be SARS.

Categories of evidence — like testimony regarding the sexual history of rape victims — are excluded as a matter of public policy in many legal systems.

Studies focusing exclusively on mortality or mental health disorders (in particular PTSD) of disaster victims were excluded.

A total of 1533 patients were included in the analysis; uninjured and dead victims were excluded per protocol.

Between day 2 and day 5 following the Omagh bombing, 26 hours of theatre time (i.e. almost four normal working days) was devoted to further surgical treatment of the victims (this excludes the three paediatric patients).

The former regulations effectively excluded victims who have suffered financial abuse, campaigners argued.

She also brings to light how Jewish Holocaust victims were systematically excluded from Commission membership – a choice that fueled the group's rise, but also helped lead to its premature downfall.

It came after criticism that many victims were being excluded from a key role in the hearings and a report in the Times that said Goddard – whose inquiry has been given a budget of £17.9m in the first year – had taken three months' holiday since being appointed in April of last year.