Sentence examples for degree cannot be excluded from inspiring English sources

The possibility that intraocular pressure variation affected the measurements to some degree cannot be excluded as accurate measurement was not performed for technical reasons.

These results are most consistent with pharmacologic additivity, while a small degree of synergy cannot be excluded.

A greater degree of diversity cannot be excluded in many of these countries because sampling numbers for individual countries were often low.

However, a degree of misclassification cannot be excluded since only maternal history of hayfever was considered and neither asthma nor eczema were included in the definition used.

The limited degree of overlap between these two sets of induced genes leads us to conclude that these two cellular stress responses are mechanistically distinct, though some degree of overlap cannot be excluded.

Although a small degree of misclassification cannot be excluded (e.g., because of domestic uses of pesticides), it would be expected to result in an underestimate of the true neurotoxicity of the exposure.

All in all, we presume that the loss to follow-up did not influence our results to a major degree, but it cannot be excluded that it has attenuated or overestimated the associations presented to some extent.

No cases of hepatic failure were recorded in the children included in the studies covered by this review but minor degrees of damage cannot be excluded because liver function tests were not undertaken routinely.

Baseline CVD status was self-reported, and mild degrees of CVD cannot be excluded.

However, since a clinical impact of higher degrees of alkalosis cannot be excluded on the basis of this study, and higher amounts of bicarbonate provided will also increase the costs of treatment it is still reasonable to avoid severe overdosing, as it would have occurred without the attempt to lift the calves e.g. in calves that stood securely after lifting.

Because of sparse information about some of the deceased, some degree of under-reporting cannot be excluded.