Sentence examples for excluding intensive from inspiring English sources
Adult patients hospitalised (excluding intensive care units) for CAP and subsequently discharged were included.
Sensitivity analyses excluding intensive care as a separate specialty showed the same pattern in association between adverse events and treatment in multiple specialties, only with lower ORs.
Our working hypothesis is that adolescents who more often undertake physical activity (excluding intensive training targeted at sports performance) are healthier and enjoy a better quality of life.
A study looking at Veteran Affairs' hospitals in the United State found an increased 30 day mortality (deaths in hospital and after discharge) after non-emergency surgery on Fridays versus early weekdays in patients admitted to regular hospital wards (that is, excluding intensive care units).
The bed-day cost was assumed to exclude intensive care but include palliative treatments.
We elected not to exclude such patients as we used the comparator group to estimate the background mortality of chronic dialysis patients, and to exclude intensive care from this would be fallacious.
During the 12-month period of data analysis, a total of 383 422 requests were made for the measurement of serum electrolytes (excluding paediatrics, intensive care and dialysis units).
Single agent or two drug regimens with fluoropyrimidines are recommended for patients presenting with non-resectable and/or asymptomatic disease, and/or co-morbidity, excluding from intensive first line chemotherapy or later surgery [ 9].
UK-based EdenTree says it has been offering an ethical investment fund that excludes intensive farming companies since 2012.
Of course, the possibility that other serovars are circulating cannot be excluded without intensive efforts to isolate and identify further leptospires from wild sea lions.
Around 200,000 children aged 5-14 arengageded in some form of child labour (excluding non- intensive household chores) and 65,000 children aged 5-14 arengageded in paid work (MICS 2005).
