Sentence examples for but were excluded for from inspiring English sources

She then found 19 other people who were finalists for the job but were excluded for height reasons.

Patients planned for a hysterectomy for another reason (n = 13), e.g., uterine myomas, but were diagnosed postoperatively with EC, were documented, but were excluded for analysis since the planned surgery was not based on the preoperative diagnosis of EC.

However, 14 studies provided antifungal therapy but were excluded for not scoring yeast/fungi.

Conversions were recorded and analyzed as part of the laparoscopic arm of the study, but were excluded for further analysis.

A further 100 patients from the ITT set (all from MEM-MD-12) met baseline MMSE criteria for moderate AD MMSEE 10 to 19) but were excluded for receiving a ChEI other than donepezil; these patients also had no significant differences in baseline MMSE between those randomised to memantine (n = 47; MMSE 14.1) or placebo (n = 53; MMSE 15.0).

"Most of the costs are borne by students who have superior credentials but are excluded for no reason but the color of their skin and by the so-called beneficiaries of the preferences, who experience the demoralization of underperforming, the terrible experience of dropping out at relatively high rates and the reinforcement of negative stereotypes when they and others observe these patterns".

16 Dementia is usually also included in Charlson indexing but was excluded for the purpose of comorbidity matching in this study.

For example, hip dysplasia (HD) is covered for purebred dogs where the sire and dam are registered with the Swedish Kennel Club (SKK) and have been screened HD-free, but is excluded for mongrels.

In addition, birds of other orders tested positive in Denmark but were excluded from the analysis for lack of supporting data.

There were 118 hemodialysis patients eligible for this study, but 43 were excluded for meeting any exclusion criterion.

A total of 93 patients were eligible, but 47 were excluded for the following reasons: age >75 years, dementia, or previous inclusion in the first sample.