Sentence examples for excluding possibly from inspiring English sources

The histological confirmation of endometriosis was required to define cases, whereas controls had no visible ectopic endometrium sites to excluding possibly asymptomatic endometriosis.

We also carried out an analysis including only participants who completed both baseline and end trial assessments (named as "completers") and a per protocol analysis that included completers with complete 24 hour urine collections (that is, excluding possibly incomplete 24 hour urine collections).

The first analysis excluded possibly incomplete 24 urine collections.

Consequently, deaths that occurred before 1978 were excluded, possibly biasing the results toward the null.

Therefore, studies which used broader definitions of disability were excluded, possibly limiting the scope of the review.

Also, BRFSS is a landline survey, so people with no telephone or with cell phone only were excluded, possibly resulting in sampling bias.

However, in the present study participants with a known history of treatment non-compliance were excluded, possibly creating a selection bias which favored high adherence.

To exclude possibly redundant and very similar sequences, an all-against-all BLAST analysis was performed in the dataset composed of all T. cruzi translated CDS, using the BLOSUM62 matrix and an e-value ≤ 10 e-5 as cutoff.

Our rationale was to use preoperative MRI to verify that the patients' symptoms could be due to degenerative meniscus injury (and to exclude possibly rare situations as knee tumours).

To exclude possibly confounding effects of age, medication and comorbidity not only statistically by including covariates but also by strict in- and exclusion criteria of both groups, we analyzed in a second step the data of 21 children and adolescents with ADHD compared to 19 healthy controls under the age of 18 years.

We performed an analysis based on intention to treat but excluded possibly incomplete 24 hour urine collections defined as urine volume <500 mL/24 hour or creatinine <4.0 mmol/24 hour (women) or <6.0 mmol/24 hour (men) 25 for adults and <300 mL/24 hour 26 or creatinine <5th centile (that is, <2.5 mmol/24 hour for girls and <2.9 mmol/24 hour for boys) for children.