Sentence examples for willingness to exclude from inspiring English sources
"This White House has demonstrated our willingness to exclude Fox News from newsmaking interviews, but yesterday we did not," said White House spokesman Josh Earnest.
To examine whether this approach influenced outcomes, we again used chi square tests to examine differences in participation rate, conditional participation rates, and willingness to participates, excluding patients without preference of participation mode.
In the health care district of Rome, those patients who are being followed-up clinically are asked to send a signed declaration to the screening service in which they state their willingness to be excluded [ 42].
Whether it succeeds in reducing drug prices meaningfully ultimately will depend on a number of factors, not least among them the ability ― and willingness ― of state negotiators to exclude popular but duplicative drugs from coverage because manufacturers won't agree to lower prices.
An acknowledged limitation of IPD is the need to exclude studies for which data are not available due to time, willingness or proprietary interest.
Four justices -- Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justices Clarence Thomas, Antonin Scalia and Anthony Kennedy -- indicated a likely willingness to uphold voucher schemes, reasoning in an opinion by Justice Thomas that it is "bigotry" to exclude "pervasively sectarian schools from otherwise permissible aid programs".
China, while anxious to exclude any threat of military force and keen to limit the scope of sanctions, showed unusual willingness to talk about such things.
They were designed to exclude.
Men with missing data on any of the willingness to participate variables are excluded from these analyses (N = 134).
In these analyses (see also Table 7) comparisons for participation rates, conditional participation rates, and willingness to participate were repeated excluding patients from choice arms of both trials who did not express preference for a participation mode.
