A few individuals were not weighed because they either refused to mount the scale or were absent for some reason.
Regarding the validity of our results, 24 (13%) people were excluded because they either refused to participate (n = 14) or were unable to cooperate (n = 10).
Commonly, patients were not positioned for adjuvant therapy because they either refused, were intolerant to adjuvant therapy or were considered to have a complete tumor resection based on the surgeon's assessment.
Another possibility is that the killers were trying to get information from the family, possibly the location of another individual, and that they were shot because they either did not know or refused to tell.
Late last month, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani referred to 3,000 people cut off because they were "hard cases" who "either refused jobs, or failed to do anything in order to qualify".
Of those, nine refused to participate because they either did not believe that they could give meaningful information that would contribute to the research question (n = 5) or were not comfortable with being interviewed (n = 4).
Four subjects (8%) refused to continue participation in the study and 11 subjects (22%) could not be contacted because they either had moved away after the CA or may have moved to nursing facility without any forwarding information.
Public anger grew as bank after bank either refused outright to accept pesos and demanded dollars or claimed that they could not carry out any transactions because their computer systems were not functioning.
Assar Lindbeck, who dominated the prize committee until recently, told a laureate that Ms. Robinson, a disciple of John Maynard Keynes and later an admirer of Mao, did not win the prize because he feared that she would either refuse it or, worse, use the Nobel limelight to attack mainstream economics.
In the Calder Valley, any ire was reserved for the insurers: either because they refused to cover those who have suffered before, or because they weren't answering their phones all weekend.
Storylines often centred on new signings who were unable to settle easily in the Melchester team, either because they refused to change their style of play and expected the Rovers to play around them, such as the uncomprisingly tough defender Duncan McKay, or had personal characteristics that made it difficult for the other players to accept them, such as ex-circus ball juggler Sammy Spangler.
