Sentence examples for due to withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Two patients in group 2 were excluded due to withdrawn consent during the loading phase.

Additionally, three were lost due to withdrawn consent (n = 1), HBV-unrelated death (n = 1) and being lost from follow-up (n = 1).

In total, 281 patients were initially assessed for eligibility, 12 patients were excluded either due to withdrawn consent or other reasons (e.g., detection of metastases during staging, refusal of chemotherapy), so that 269 patients finally remained for analysis.

In the event of a child having to leave the study due to withdrawn consent, or moving home and so on, the head teacher of the school will inform the study team.

A total of 228 (80%) completed questionnaires were returned at 1 month (15 were not sent due to administrative error, 1 further questionnaire was not sent due to withdrawn participation in the study), 242 (85%) at 4 months (four were not sent due to administrative error) and 235 (82%) at 12 months.

Adjusted costs for nursing home care were not significantly different between IG and CG.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> *Differences from n = 149 and n = 155 owing to missing values, due to withdrawn consent and no data on service use retrievable; outpatient services (non-physician) contains: physiotherapy, occupational therapy, logopedics, sports therapy, massage, thermal therapy).

Nato troops are due to withdraw from Afghanistan by 31 December.

NEXT June, NATO is due to withdraw the 35,000 soldiers who are keeping the peace in Bosnia.

See articleWith American troops due to withdraw from all Iraqi towns at the end of the month, insurgents carried out a campaign of bombings.

South Korea is due to withdraw its last workers from the Kaesong industrial complex on Monday, leaving the park, a highly symbolic joint-venture with North Korea, empty for the first time since it opened almost a decade ago.

With fighting still heated a year before US forces are due to withdraw from Afghanistan, wildlife conservation is no doubt a peripheral concern to most American and Afghan officials.