The phrase "a few exclusion" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a few exclusions"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a small number of exceptions to a general rule or statement.
Example: "In our policy, there are a few exclusions that you should be aware of before signing the agreement."
Alternatives: "a few exceptions" or "a handful of exclusions".
1 32 33 34 35 Even a few exclusions may produce misleading results or become relevant when trials are considered for meta-analyses.
To enable the findings from this current study to be better generalised to all hospitalised accident victims, we applied a very few exclusion criteria.
However, the trial has a pragmatic design with few exclusion criteria and few patients were excluded.
Further, the trial has a pragmatic design with few exclusion criteria.
In keeping with the aim of carrying out a pragmatic trial in usual care settings, this trial aims for a great variety of participants with few exclusion criteria.
However, the 27% prevalence of low ScvO2 we observed in our study with few exclusion criteria represents a non negligible proportion of septic patients and does not support the view that low ScvO2 is uncommon after admission to the ICU [ 5- 8].
Strengths of the present study are its inclusion of all consecutive pregnant women with Type 2 diabetes from a geographically well-defined area, with few exclusion criteria, and the structured collection of clinically relevant glycaemic data and weight changes during pregnancy.
Strengths and weaknesses of the study This trial included a large population of pregnant women, with few exclusion criteria.
Second, the sample was a clinically relevant one as it was recruited from consecutive referrals to a catchment area eating disorder clinic with few exclusion criteria being applied.
To provide external validity, we chose a pragmatic RCT design with wider inclusion criteria and few exclusion criteria.
