Sentence examples for So exclusions from inspiring English sources

The proportion of cases with zero recorded survival was similar in all socioeconomic groups (5 6%, data not shown), however, so exclusions from analysis are unlikely to have had any impact on socioeconomic gradients in survival, or on changes in that gradient with time.

Marriage is central to concepts of good citizenship, and so exclusion from it displaces gays and lesbians from full and equal citizenship: "being fit for marriage is intimately bound up with our cultural conception of what it means to be a citizen … because marriage is culturally conceived as playing a uniquely foundational role in sustaining civil society" (Calhoun 2000, 108).

Indirect effects can significantly enhance or cancel direct effects, so exclusion of them can be misleading.

Radiographic scoring of all radiographs is not currently available for the OAI radiographs and so exclusion on the basis of radiographic osteoarthritis was not undertaken.

Those patients with missing data had a better prognosis, so exclusion of the patients with missing values would lead to an underestimate of the true survival of the cohort.

One reason for this is that analysis of ErbB1 by current immunohistochemical techniques does not appear to have predictive value and so exclusion of patients from treatment based on their apparent ErbB1 tumor status may not be warranted (Chung et al. 2005).

However, our data suggests that IL-17 production from a Treg-cell subpopulation with "IL-17 potential" is not necessarily accompanied by a loss of regulatory function, so exclusion of these cells from the cell product for Treg-cell therapy, for example by CD161 depletion, may not be necessary.

They have been the subject of millions of mis-selling claims because they had so many exclusions that it was hard to claim, or were sold to those such as the self-employed who were unable to claim.

Seldom remarked is that there are so many exclusions and inclusions in both indexes that historic comparisons are meaningless.

So, no exclusions were made in mutation-carrier groups, as these categories were smaller.

Test acceptance increased from 18 to 73%, but there were so many exclusions from the opt-in testing offer as to limit the generalizability of these findings.