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exclusion
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exclusion /ex·clu·sion/ (eks-kloo´zhun)
1. a shutting out or elimination.
2. surgical isolation of a part, as of a segment of intestine, without removal from the body.

ex·clu·sion (k-sklzhn)
n.
Surgical isolation of a part or segment without removal from the body.

exclusion
a shutting out or elimination; surgical isolation of a part, as of a segment of intestine, without removal from the body.

competitive exclusion (CE)
a term used to describe the protective effect of the natural or native bacterial flora of the intestine in limiting the colonization of some bacterial pathogens. Competitive exclusion products are also called probiotics, direct-fed microbials or CE cultures.
exclusion principle
it is possible to prove from a parentage test that a particular animal is not the true parent but it is impossible to prove that a particular animal is a parent.


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EXCLUSION PRINCIPLE Although Tozier started the auction on a whim, his offer was serious: 40 hours of his time to collaborate on a project of the winning bidder's choosing in one of Tozier's areas of expertise, which include machine learning and complex systems.
Pauli won the Nobel prize for his exclusion principle, a theory that, among other things, explains why a table, or any piece of matter, doesn't just collapse-matter is, after all, mostly empty space.
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