Sentence examples for consent insufficient from inspiring English sources

Patients were selected on the bases of fulfillment of the following inclusion and exclusion criteria: Written informed consent Insufficient bone ridge width (<4 mm) for implant placement measured on a cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) Sufficient bone height for implant placement Healthy oral mucosa and ≥3 mm of attached keratinized mucosa.

Exclusion criteria are the inability to give written informed consent, insufficient German language skills, active intravenous drug users, severe immunosuppression, accompanying chronic infection or endocarditis or very severe medical co-morbidity where death is imminent.

The main reasons for non-participation were related to exclusion criteria (temporary job, no informed consent, insufficient command of Dutch language) (n = 40) and current treatment (satisfied with current treatment, no approval from current health care professional) (N = 38).

Exclusion criteria include: below 18 years of age; does not identify as a woman; insufficient comprehension to provide informed consent; insufficient attention or interest to attend a 6-week programme of women's health discussions.

Exclusion criteria were the inability to provide written informed consent, insufficient German language skills, active intravenous drug use, previous hospitalisation within 14 days, severe immunosuppression other than corticosteroids, accompanying chronic infection or endocarditis and severe medical co-morbidity where death was imminent.

Exclusion criteria were absence of consent or insufficient clinical sample.

Many factors contribute to the unavailability of organs internationally, including lack of knowledge about organ donation, difficulty obtaining familial consent, and insufficient hospital infrastructure [ 1, 2].

Exclusion criteria were: pain resulting from known pathology, refusal to give informed consent and insufficient control of the Dutch language to complete questionnaires.

After exclusion of patients who were non-Caucasian, refused to give consent, had insufficient DNA amount or low DNA quality (n = 374), 1765 patients with lower limb DVT were included in the selection of idiopathic cases for the study.

Women were excluded if they had a cognitive disorder that precluded informed consent, had insufficient knowledge of the Dutch language, were diagnosed with distant metastases, had undergone both bilateral mastectomy and oophorectomy, or had been treated with chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or surgery for breast or ovarian cancer less than 1 month before blood sampling.

Inability to give informed consent due to insufficient ability to understand and communicate in English.