The phrase "and not including a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate that something is not included in a list or group. Example: "The price of the tickets includes entry to the concert, dinner, and a gift bag, but it does not include transportation to the venue and not including a meet-and-greet with the artist."
The main reasons for exclusion were not involving and/or reporting neurocritical care patients and not including a placebo or no prophylaxis group.
Many phase II studies in the MRC framework are more limited than our trial, often testing the intervention among few patients and not including a randomised component [ 27].
This recommendation was based on a meta-analysis 1 however, one including trials that were not double blind 4 5 and not including a trial published recently.
A recent National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guideline reported that antibiotic administration before skin incision reduces the risk of maternal infection; this recommendation was based on a meta-analysis, however one including trials that were not double blind and not including a trial published recently.
These preliminary studies in healthy subjects, although not necessarily representative of a randomized healthy population and not including a separate control group, have indicated that blood levels of the stress-related hormone cortisol may be lowered by short-term practice of Qigong and that there are concomitant changes in numbers of cytokine-secreting cells.
The South Korean firm avoided this by building a thicker bezel, placing the parts behind it and not including an ambient light sensor.
Thus we decided to keep mapping and analysis separate and not include a read mapping tool in Mayday.
He said he thought the charges would be minor, and not include an intentional crime.
It ran on an Intel 8088 microprocessor and cost $1,565, not including a monitor.
And not including the £3.5m a year maintenance, which could well fall to Transport for London.
Two articles that do use randomisation focused on frequency of training and not setting, and did not include a relevant control group.
