Sentence examples for cannot be excluded without from inspiring English sources
CONCLUSIONS: Even with aggressive use of preoperative evaluation, there is still a small subset of patients where malignancy cannot be excluded without pancreaticoduodenectomy.
In patient-control samples, this is not something that can be safely assumed, since the disorder may involve changes in brain blood flow, and where differences in metabolism, protein binding or peripheral TSPO binding cannot be excluded without arterial sampling.
Although it is unlikely that masturbation functions as a signal, this hypothesis cannot be excluded without more testing.
Barcode-sharing in the study area itself was not observed, but it cannot be excluded without further sampling.
However, conclusions about long-term efficacy must be tentative, because a possible bias to under reporting of poor outcomes cannot be excluded, without complete follow-up data.
Of course, the possibility that other serovars are circulating cannot be excluded without intensive efforts to isolate and identify further leptospires from wild sea lions.
Nevertheless, in this study a systemic effect of clonidine cannot be excluded, indicating the calmness without postoperative delirium, as well as without incidence of shivering and PONV, that could be ought to the use of sevoflurane, in the patients of both SLPB.
To face this trade-off I started by defining a set of absolutely needed variables which cannot be excluded from the analysis without seriously changing the model.
However, it cannot be excluded that A2B5+CD44+GFAP+ glioma cells without detectable PDGFRα and O4 expression (e.g.: case #9, Table 1) actually represent the expansion of ARP-like cells.
Additionally, the hypothesis that tumour with intrinsic high level of basal autophagy may have a better prognosis even without chemotherapy cannot be excluded.
Finally, it would be helpful to differentiate between a direct effect (linked to putative DAT protein / anti-DAT aAb interaction) and indirect effects brought by circulating aAbs, as it cannot be excluded that central consequences may arise without the need for these aAbs to cross the BBB.
