Sentence examples for excluding children that from inspiring English sources

Analysis of immunogenicity was based on the ATP cohort, excluding children that received any blood product, immunosuppressant or immune-modifying therapy.

For the risk factors analysis, we excluded children that had missing weight, height, age or gender information.

One has to note that we excluded children that died before one month (28 days and below) and it is also important to note that we excluded all births in the year 2011 (the year of the survey).

However, Rudant et al. (2007) reported that excluding children with occupationally exposed parents did not change results, and Buckley et al. (1989) reported that the positive associations observed for residential pesticide exposure remained in multivariate models containing parental occupational pesticide exposure.

We hypothesized that excluding children whose BLLs failed to return to < 10 μg/dL would lead to an underestimation of the time until BLLs dropped below 10 μg/dL.

Further analyses were conducted, excluding children whose parents have reported that they suffered from ADHD and/or dyslexia.

The high correlations between the FSIQ score and error and variability measures in the ADHD group indicate that by excluding children with low total IQ scores, one may have excluded a specific group of ADHD children [ 39].

Chapman has it that you must be human to understand art, and would exclude children from that category, but he has got it the wrong way round.

Excluding children with known NHS numbers showing that they were born outside England and Wales, there were 32 968 potentially eligible cases.

A strength of this study is that we were able to explore the use of two different consent methods in the same six schools as a result of a poor consent rate in a dietary survey in 2007 2008, and after discussions with head teachers of schools who expressed the opinion that we were excluding children by using active consent.

The State of the World's Children 2006 focuses on the world's most marginalised and excluded children, saying that millions of children in East Asia and the Pacific are falling through the cracks.