Sentence examples for consequence of exclusion from inspiring English sources
Selection bias is likely as a consequence of exclusion of participants with missing data for some of the study variables.
This may be a consequence of exclusion of patients who required hospitalisation in an ICU and failure to capture high risk patients who died in hospital.
However, selection bias is still likely as a consequence of exclusion of participants with missing data for some of the study variables.
Non-responders to methylphenidate, responders to placebo, or participants who had adverse events due to the drug were excluded as a consequence of exclusion criteria or after a titration phase.
This was the first study in an Italian population that evaluated the impact and consequences of exclusion diets on the HRQoL of patients and their families using a questionnaire that compared three age groups.
Previous research has shown that a lack of accessibility can cause social exclusion in rural areas, whereas in urban areas a lack of accessibility is often a consequence of social exclusion [ 27].
Mr Blackwell sees gangs as a violent consequence of social exclusion.
On the other, there is the growing policy concern about the unintended consequence of financial exclusion that is resulting from robust pursuit of these objectives without great enough precision".
As a consequence of both exclusion and discrimination, the choice to create an ethnic venture can be explained by recalling the theory proposed by Ambrosini (2000), termed 'social promotion'.
These differences were statistically significant at 3 months and 1 year in the present analysis, varying from our original report [27], where age was a predictor of outcome only at 1 year and not at 3 months, possibly as a consequence of the exclusion of two patients and/or the introduction of new variables (Vg and Vr) in the logistic model.
These results are the consequence of the exclusion of many repeated sequences prior to genomic assembly in an attempt to facilitate the assembly procedure.
