Sentence examples for age exclusion from inspiring English sources

The age exclusion was because we did not expect to have combat veterans >65 years old.

As older patients were often excluded from cancer clinical trials based on age exclusion criteria [ 7], the optimal approach to treatment options for these patients are often unclear.

Since few parent-child relationships were found within the cohort after individuals younger than 60 years were excluded, we calculated the odds ratio for how occupation is passed on from parent to child for the cohort prior to age exclusion.

There were no weight or age exclusion criteria, but patients who had difficulties understanding the Swedish language, were suffering from severe mental disease or malignant disease, or who were abusing drugs could not participate in the study.

Year 5 body mass index (kg/m) and BMD were used as the main outcomes, as the Year 5 time point was the first clinical measurement after the food frequency questionnaire with no age exclusion criterion.

Patients with atrial flutter were also included in ARISTOTLE [ 23].> -wrap-foot> atrialial fibrillation, DOAC direct oral anticoagulant, ECG electrocardiogram, ICD implantable cardioverter defibrillator aPatients with only diabetes mellitus or hypertension must be ≥65 years of age Exclusion criteria were generally similar across all trials (Table  3).

19 Before extracting the cohort for this study and applying the age exclusions, we used the code list to estimate the prevalence of intellectual disability in the 3.7 million active patients in THIN.

Inclusion criteria were, a diagnosis of chronic daily headache (illness duration >5 years), and an age ≥18 years; exclusion criteria were, comorbidity with major disorders of the central nervous system (such as Parkinson disease, dementia or epilepsy), delirium and any condition affecting the patient's ability to complete the assessment, including refusal to give informed consent.

Briefly, inclusion criteria of this group were: age <35 <span class="lh lhs">years, exclusion of END by laparoscopy and the main factor was of mild masculine (oligospermia) or tubal origin.

Inclusion criteria included the following: – Cough more than 2 months duration – Normal spirometry and diffusion capacity <70% of predicted – Normal chest radiographs and/or CT scans of the chest – Age >18 years Exclusion criteria included: – History of lung disease in the form of prior diagnoses of asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease or sarcoidosis.

Although Ruhli and his colleagues reached that only 20% of all taken vertebral measurements demonstrate significant changes by aging, Mavrych et al. (2014) show significant correlations between all dimensions of the vertebral body and age after exclusion of osteophytes.