Sentence examples for as patients refused from inspiring English sources

Emergency Medicine Specialist Paul Gee said the duty doctors picked up that the behaviour of the patients was not consistent with usual MDMA/ecstasy side effects but doctors couldn't immediately identify the drugs as patients refused to give further information.

Years ago, the reduced choices available to physicians under models such as the PACE model in the USA was already associated with limited patient registration, as patients refused to give up their regular GPs[ 38, 39].

In addition, patients themselves tend to want certain brands, and one pharmacist explained that while he would like to substitute, he cannot, as patients refuse.

However, only 90 patients could be recruited for the IG, as many patients refused to participate.

However complete strict randomisation was not possible, as some patients refused randomisation to possible insulin treatment before it was unavoidable.

Many prior routine screening studies were unable to do so as once patients refused HIV testing no further data were collected.

As 11 patients refused to participate, 109 patients were finally randomised to standard follow-up by a surgeon at the outpatient clinic (n=55) or home visits performed by a specialised nurse (n=54).

Among lesions graded as Fischer 3 (probably benign), three cases underwent biopsy while five cases underwent a 6-month MRI and a 12-month MRI as the patients refused to undergo a biopsy.

As 12 patients refused to participate due to either intimate questioning or lack of motivation, and 49 patients were discharged from the care of the hospital prior to the beginning of the study, we provided the data of 124 patients (78 male, 46 female).

However, this analysis was only performed on a sub-sample, as some patients refused to allow the sickness fund the release of their data (n = 29), not all sickness funds responded to our request (n = 5), and some patients were privately insured (n = 11).

Recruitment by the practice assistant when the patient arrived in the practice yielded a response of almost 100%, while recruitment by the interviewer in the waiting room appeared to depend on the reaction of the first patient: if positive most other patients were also willing to participate, if negative other patients refused as well.