Sentence examples for before the exclusion of from inspiring English sources

During the surgical procedure, before the exclusion of tumoral tissue from general circulation and at the same time of a second peripheral vein blood sample, a blood sample was taken from the main tumoral draining vein.

After SeattleSeq annotation and before the exclusion of SNVs detected in the corresponding blood, MM cell lines showed an overall higher mutational load than the primary MM as expected.

Note: † Based on the KiGGS sample before the exclusion of underweight and disabled boys and girls (8 16 years old for the analysis of parent-reported values and 11 16 years old for the analysis of self-reported values).

From the MCD data, before the exclusion of transfer cases, we identified 6,555 stays mentioning only a transfer-in from another hospital, 12,409 stays mentioning only a transfer-out to another hospital, and 4592 mentioning both a transfer-in and a transfer-out.

Additionally, the fact that small ruminants were exposed to BSE-contaminated food before the exclusion of meat and bone meal from ruminant feedstuffs led to the possibility that sheep and goats on commercial farms could be affected by BSE that could be misdiagnosed as scrapie (13, 14 ).

Asked by Richard Hermer QC, for Belhaj, whether the Foreign Office ever before had demanded the exclusion of evidence relating to torture, Bristow replied : "I can't answer that question".

Although only 3.7%% of our patients received anti-Parkinson medicines in the year before the study, the exclusion of these patients resulted in a slight reduction in the risk estimates.

Sex distribution did not significantly differ from an equal distribution model either before or after the exclusion of litters with incomplete pedigrees (χ2 = 0.35, P = 0.55 before exclusion and χ2 = 0.32, P = 0.57 after exclusion).

The comparison of the studied population before and after the exclusion of the participants with missing data on the confounders did not show differences in relation to air pollution exposure (i.e., PM2.5) and occurrence of the study outcome.

To examine the impact of any population differences in the prevalence of advanced disease at the first screening round, incidence and mortality rates are reported both before and after the exclusion of women found to have cancer at this time.

With the exception of PRKC, the slopes of the regression lines (MGF: 0.89, PRKC: 0.62, SPTBN: 0.83, THY: 0.76) indicated a fairly good correlation before and after the exclusion of poorly aligned regions.