The phrase "analysis that excluded a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of analysis that does not take into account a specific element or factor.
Example: "The study presented an analysis that excluded a significant variable, leading to potentially skewed results."
Alternatives: "analysis omitting a" or "analysis without a".
[54] This issue persists in the sensitivity analysis that excluded a single randomized trial [37] not reported as such in the manuscript, but stated to be randomized in discussions with the first author.
A sensitivity analysis that excluded a small inpatient trial showed no significant difference in response rates between patients receiving reboxetine and those receiving placebo (OR 1.24, 95% CI 0.98 to 1.56; P=0.071; I=42.1%).
The effect on adherence was absent in the per protocol analysis that excluded a large number of missing patients (up to 45% in the control arm and 32% in the intervention arm).
However, a sensitivity analysis that excluded a 'homeopath' from the definition as a 'CAM provider' yielded no substantial differences with regard to the predictors of consultation with 'non-conventional' health providers.
From a control theory standpoint, putting the system in this form converts the performance analysis problem to the study of the stability of the loop in Figure 5. SSV is a worst-case analysis that excludes a therapy if, even for a single parametric combination within the defined uncertainty ranges, it fails to meet the performance specifications defined by the envelope.
Models adjusted for age and BMI; model with men and women combined is also adjusted for gender; nitrate concentrations in mg/L The results were unchanged in a sensitivity analysis that excluded participants whose residences were possibly connected to public water supplies (data not shown).
The term "modified intention-to-treat" is quite widely used to describe an analysis that excludes participants who did not adequately adhere to the protocol, in particular those who did not receive a defined minimum amount of the intervention.
An alternate analysis that excludes the water hole responses yields flatter gradients with WKY lying above SHR, thus showing their generally greater susceptibility to reinforcement.
Estimated blood loss was reduced with exteriorization in a sensitivity analysis that excluded an outlier study.
In this way, S is a continuous variable that determines the level of externality and the distortion introduced by partial analysis that excludes a group of consumers paying premiums.
The association of fluoroquinolones with collagen-associated severe adverse events was consistent in a sensitivity analysis limited to only those patients who had received at least one fluoroquinolone during follow-up (an analysis that excluded all patients that never received a fluoroquinolone during the course of the study).
