Sentence examples for excluded operations from inspiring English sources

* p < 0.05 for the two-sided test of the relative risk being equal to 1. 1 excluded operations; SDR, ITB, TAL Estimates corrected for potential differences in risk of separate birth cohorts.

* p < 0.05 for the two-sided test of the relative risk being equal to 1. 1 excluded operations; SDR, ITB, TAL In the total population the degree of muscle tone increased up to 4 years of age (p < 0.05).

We also excluded operations performed for reasons other than primary osteoarthritis (acute hip fracture or revision of failed osteosynthesis, n = 74; inflammatory arthritis, n = 70; secondary OA, n = 23; osteonecrosis, n = 19; bone tumor or metastasis, n = 10; or other miscellaneous diagnoses, n = 6), unicondylar knee replacement (n = 47), and resurfacing hip replacement (n = 6).

That compared with a loss of $987 million, or 22 cents a share, the previous year, excluding operations discontinued since then.

Pre-tax profit, excluding operations added through its purchase of 1,200 Spirit pubs, rose 5.9% to £87.5m in the 24 weeks to 18 October.

Excluding operations in Germany and South Korea, where it is also selling stores, profits rose by 4.6%, to $3 billion.In what could be one of Australia's biggest takeovers, retailer Coles Myer confirmed it had been approached by parties wishing to "discuss the company's ownership".

The earnings exclude operations of Tele-Communications Inc., which Ma Bell acquired last month for $59.4 billion.

According to the World Health Organization, in 2004 interpersonal violence resulted in over 600 000 deaths and around 17.2 million serious injuries throughout the world. 1 In 2002, interpersonal violence (excluding operations of war and self inflicted injury) was the fifth most common cause of death worldwide among people aged 15-29 and sixth most common among those aged 30-44.

In patients deemed inoperable at the end of radiochemotherapy or with comorbidities excluding operation, a definitive boost of radiochemotherapy was added.

Decoding is a probabilistic operation that is more likely to succeed when the IBF is sparse, which is when the number of encoded operations (excluding the operations that canceled each other out) is small.

In order to obtain detailed operative data, we excluded 4,203 operations registered in the HDR but lacking corresponding records in the FAR, and 2,673 operations in which data on prosthesis type and fixation were lacking in the FAR.