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In actual fact, as mentioned above, indeterminacy is twofold, and points to something completely different in the case of God's being (negative indeterminacy, which excludes any possible determination in act and in potency) and in the case of creatural being (privative indeterminacy, which excludes only any actual determination).

We also examined cluster area distributions for 11 continental and subcontinental regions of the world, which excludes only small islands, Antarctica and the Arctic.

Arlequin v3.1 was also used for Mismatch analysis [32] to test the null hypothesis of demographic expansion on sites with a sample larger than 10 specimens, which excludes only Vittoria (VI; Table 1).

Therefore, for S = 25 we used Pcrit = 0.03 rather than 0.02; this provided a contrast between the criterion 0.01 (which allows all alleles) and 0.03 (which excludes only alleles that occur in a single copy).

(P1 DP1, Interview 1)" Racism and classism were not often completely overt, but were apparent for instance among white or Colored respondents describing primarily black public patients as a 'clientele of gangsters', or noting preference in treating patients who 'can actually speak Afrikaans or English' - a categorization which excludes only black people.

This is, e.g., reflected in the empirical 95% confidence interval for the estimation of β2, which excludes 0 only in the case of untransformed baseline CSHs.

Other limitations lie in the eligibility criteria for participants: Only residents with a landline were interviewed, which excludes residents who only use mobile phones.

The Bank of Japan and most private-sector economists expect the year-on-year change in the core CPI (which in Japan excludes only fresh food) to turn positive before the end of this year.

The report covers hiring in the private sector only, which excludes government job growth.

He added: "While the marked fall in annual headline earnings growth to 1.8% in January from 2.4% in December was entirely due to the fact that less bonuses were paid in January than in December, it is notable that underlying annual earnings growth (which excludes bonus payments) was only stable at 1.6% in January, which is down from a peak of 1.9% in November".

Narrow-sense heritability measures the corresponding quantity for additive genetic variance only, which excludes genetic effects such as dominance and epistasis.