Selection bias is likely as a consequence of exclusion of participants with missing data for some of the study variables.
However, selection bias is still 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.
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.
Indeed, much of the effort to encourage children to be friends with everyone is meant to head off bullying and other extreme consequences of social exclusion.
As data related to the past is often difficult to obtain, tedious to process and challenging to interpret, assessment of its advantages and related effects – or consequences of potential exclusion – would be needed.
Consequences of fire exclusion can be generalized from detailed ecological research that shows low and mid-elevation forests with relatively frequent fires have become denser and spatially continuous and support large crown fires (Hessburg et al. 2005).
The consequences of evidentiary exclusion differ for plaintiffs and defendants because plaintiffs have the initial burden of presenting evidence.
Earlier epidemiological and entomological studies on malaria in the Canal Zone revealed that poor housing, human crowding and other consequences of social exclusion exacerbated the malaria burden among Amerindian populations.
"Only by starting integration from the first years in school can we overcome the consequences of centuries of exclusion and discrimination," he added.
