Confining the affection status to a diagnosis of CRC only and excluding adenomas did not change the results much (0.117, 95% CI: 0.087 0.151; Table 2B).
In addition, patients in the intervention group had a decreased risk for micro-aspiration of gastric contents and VAP (9.8% vs. 26.2%; p = 0.032), thereby confining the controversial status of continuous cuff pressure monitoring as valuable to prevent pneumonia [ 37].
In the 20th century, women were generally confined to the status of virginal heroines in need of rescuing by resourceful heroes.
At intervals, listeners are reminded that in this recovered past Jews are being stoned, that criminals are being tortured, that male bonding can mask homoerotic desire, and, above all, that women are being confined to a status of illiterate obedience.
Not one to be confined to her status as a housewife, there was nothing Lucy wouldn't do to get what she wanted, whether it was scheming her way onto Ricky's performances at the Tropicana, finding a job to make an extra buck, or learning French to dine at the fanciest restaurant.
Metastases confined to the liver and primary rectal tumours were independent favourable prognostic factors for tumour response, whereas good performance status, metastases confined to the liver or confined to the lung, and primary tumour in the rectum were independent favourable prognostic factors for survival.
Traditionally, members of the Hollywood elite protected their icon status by confining their modeling to Europe or Japan.
Legal segregation, and along with it African-Americans' second-class status, was confined to history's dustbin.
In addition, Germany was confined to an inferior status for 40 years: its economic power had to be accompanied by a reduced role in foreign policy.
But however critically garlanded a film is, if an English-speaking audience has to read subtitles, it will automatically reduce the film's chances at the box office, and confine it to the status of art film, whatever its content.
