Sentence examples for excluding clear from inspiring English sources

This constituted mini mal interference with the original data combined with a high probability of excluding clear data errors.

After excluding clear neonaticides, 25 of 53 (47%) infants who died from suspicious or violent death had signs of prior abuse, such as fractures of different ages, discovered during post-mortem investigations.

The study could be criticised for the inclusion of patients and controls with hypertension however, where feasible, we tried to mimic patients entering the standard pulmonary rehabilitation programme whilst excluding clear confounders such as prior ischaemic heart disease or diabetes.

Although we made a conservative estimate of ARI by excluding clear nasal discharge from clinical definitions and including only clinically verified episodes of URI and LRI, we still found a high incidence of 17.3 episodes per 100 child weeks at risk in Sisimiut.

The aim of the current report is to search for predictive factors for response to mood stabilizers when used as augmentation therapy after excluding clear-cut hypomania and focusing on DSM-IV major depressive disorder (UP-MDD), which is best designated as apparently "unipolar".

In this study, we assessed the tumour grade in the stage I patients excluding clear-cell histology.

According to their results in the FSS cohort, 5-year OS and DFS of stage IC patients excluding clear-cell type and grade 3 tumours were 96.9% and 92.1%, respectively.

After excluding a clear effect on gene expression of the ICR1 hypomethylated IGF2/H19 locus in SRS clones, we aimed to characterize the total expression of these fibroblast clones by microarray expression profiling.

While the extraction decision is easily made or excluded in clear-cut cases, it still remains controversial what makes an orthodontist decide to extract in borderline cases.

If the O. alta case is excluded, a clear relationship exists between nucleotide diversity values and polyploidy.

The government, in its duty to prevent hazards, may invoke the precautionary principle if scientific uncertainty excludes a clear evidence-based decision, or if available data are inconclusive or contradictory.