Sentence examples for excluding letters from inspiring English sources
We included only the first letter for a given new drug or biologics licensing application, thus excluding letters issued after sponsors responded to initial letters by resubmitting applications.
The fist involved an advanced search in PubMed for journal articles (excluding letters, editorials and other kinds of citations) indexed by the National Library of Medicine experts under the major subject headings (MeSH) shown in figure 1. Citations were retrieved yearly from 1991 up to 2003 and for three income regions: Upper Middle Income (UMI), Lower Middle Income (LMI) and Low Income (LI).
CINAHL Data linkage OR Medical record linkage Limited to years 1991-2007, thEnglishsh Language and studies involving humans EMBASE Data AND Linkage Medical AND Record AND Linkage Limited to years 1991-2007, thEnglishsh Language and studies involving humans, excluding letters, notes, commentaries and editorials.
We excluded letters, comments, reviews, meta-analyses, ecological studies, and animal studies.
Finally journal article was selected as "Publication Type" to exclude letters, editorials, news, etc. [ 17].
Collectively we refer to these eligible articles as "comment pieces" We excluded letters, views, book reviews and primary research articles.
Therefore, in addition to fitting GEE models that used all cognitive scores, we fit GEE models that excluded letter fluency scores.
We included only full (peer reviewed) journal publications from corresponding protocols of randomised controlled trials; we excluded research letters, letters to the editor, or conference abstracts.
Study selection: thirty-six articles published in peer-reviewed journals; excluding editorials, letters or abstracts; and addressing volume and outcome in peripheral vascular surgery.
The limits applied were: publication date from January 1990 to June 2010, species (human) and publication type (excluding editorials, letters and reviews).
The search limits were: publication date from January 1990 to June 2010, species (human), and publication type (excluding editorials, letters and reviews).
