Sentence examples for excluded in addition to from inspiring English sources

Studies describing distal phalangeal fractures, intra-articular fractures and/or pathological fractures were excluded in addition to reviews, animal studies, cadaver studies, case reports, surveys, editorials, commentaries, conference abstracts and letters.

Articles that did not meet the review objectives were excluded, in addition to articles that met exclusionary criteria.

Patients with learning difficulties, cognitive impairment or who were medically unfit were excluded, in addition to habitual drug users following an overdose, due to difficulties in establishing self-harm intent.

When excluding these 8 hub edges and examining the remaining pathways in the network, we found only a single node that was excluded (in addition to those 8 hubs).

Patients were excluded if they were expected to have a difficult airway, suffered from neuromuscular, hepatic or renal diseases and undertaken the surgery on cardiopulmonary bypass; patients that were using any medication that might interact with muscle relaxants were also excluded in addition to pregnant women, and patients whose body mass index was < 18.5 kg/m or > 25 kg/m.

Default Omni1-Quad cluster definitions supplied by Illumina were used to call genotypes, and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with GenTrain scores <0.36 were considered 'no calls,' and samples with call rates <95%% were excluded in addition to other exclusion criteria described below.

We analysed the correlation excluding in addition to the outliers all control treatment pairs that do not show a significant change in lifespan to ensure that these do not pull the correlation to zero.

At present, it cannot be excluded that, in addition to ribosome-assisted protein folding, 6AP and GA target other cellular processes that could account for their antiprion effect.

Nevertheless it cannot be excluded that in addition to the polar head group the hydrocarbon chain or a part of it contributes to the binding region.

Younger cases were excluded since in addition to the fact that early-onset breast cancer may share a different aetiology, the source of the controls (i.e. mammography screening users) only effectively covers women in this age range.

Such a costimulatory effect of TLR ligands on activation of T cells in the presence of limiting antigen levels would well fit with our in vivo data and cannot be excluded, perhaps in addition to the TLR-mediated activation of DCs.