Sentence examples for exclude an element of from inspiring English sources

27 As entry criteria were slightly different among trials, we could not exclude an element of clinical heterogeneity.

The study population was large, and response rates were relatively low; we cannot exclude an element of response bias.

Variations in entry criteria and clinical protocols (for ovarian stimulation and embryo culture) among the trials mean that we cannot exclude an element of clinical heterogeneity within this review.

For the rationalist, 'the operation of inquiry excludes any element of practical activity that enters into the construction of the object known.' For the pragmatist, the needs of practice are allowed to contribute to the constitution of objects.

Now if we wanted to construe 'perceive' narrowly, excluding any element of memory, then we would have to say that we do not, after all, perceive B as following A. But in this article, we shall construe 'perceive' more broadly, to include a wide range of experiences of time that essentially involve the senses.

Omitting patients' preference excludes an important element of what constitutes "best practice" to a patient.

Finally, we have not excluded a small element of BAT activation in humans in response to glucagon administration, and the effects of chronic glucagon receptor activation on BAT mass and function in humans also remain unknown.

The following cranial regions were compared: entire cranium, neurocranium, oral region, viscerocranium, and viscerocranium excluding any elements of the oral region.

Liberal Democrat ministers have sought credit for excluding inquests from the bill, an element of the original draft that had provoked strong opposition from armed forces families and the British Legion.

These patients were, therefore, excluded from the analysis, which may have introduced an element of bias.

Similarly, we are unable to exclude some element of sampling error as our data reflect voluntary survey participation and it is possible that respondents on either end of the health spectrum were more or less likely to participate.