Sentence examples for excluding confounding from inspiring English sources

Therefore, and according to our earlier established discrimination criteria, only those animals without fMRI over the ischemic hemisphere at 3 weeks after MCAO were included for therapeutic intervention of stem cells, thus safely excluding confounding interferences from naturally-occurring spontaneous processes.

Excluding confounding factors, infliximab proved to be a protective predictor of nonadherence for all indications.

We thus aimed at excluding confounding factors as much as possible.

After excluding confounding factors (incomplete resection of recurrent tumour) for further progression, the survival benefit of HDR-BRT remained unchanged.

Distinguishing reversible NCI from the "legacy effect" of brain damage due to previously untreated HIV infection, and completely excluding confounding by comorbidities also remain difficult [ 6, 7].

Each exposure lasted for a 14-day period and the subjects served as their own controls, excluding confounding by characteristics that are stable within an individual over time, but vary between participants.

Although previous cohort results have been shown to be robust to control for a large number of potential confounders (Krewski et al. 2005), one can never exclude confounding.

To exclude confounding interferences and obtain convincing results, various algorithms have been developed to analyze high-throughput sequencing data.

A renal biopsy may be required to make a definitive diagnosis and to exclude confounding entities especially in patients presenting with atypical ocular lesions.

In this randomized clinical trial, we tried our best to exclude confounding factors that may have interfered with the association between WSL/gingivitis and dentifrice type.

Onset age, numbers of patients and controls, gender ratio of both groups, ratio of medicated patients, depression rating scores, illness duration, co-morbidity and existence of corrected p value were also meta-regressed as covariates to exclude confounding biases.