Sentence examples for excluding reference from inspiring English sources

§ Mantel-Haenszel method (fixed effect) * as defined by Moore et al ** excluding reference [12] NNT for harm [13]NNT calculated using the event rate among controls and the relative risk reduction [4] We agree with Moore et al that it helps to split the trials by setting to gauge the differential impact of the intervention – the NNTs in the two settings are clearly different.

"Hence we have based our pricing around broad bands of word counts, excluding references".

These references were removed from the report by excluding references smaller than 100,000 bases in length in the final report of organisms present in the vaginal samples.

After excluding references without an abstract and redundancies arising from the use of several databases, 208 potentially relevant references were identified.

The protocol establishes criteria for including or excluding references based on, for example, applicable outcomes, relevant exposures, and types of studies.

Similarly, topic filter methodology is not yet mature enough to make any conclusive statement on the potential biasing effect of either including or excluding references without abstracts from the gold standard and, hence, the frequency analysis process.

In launching his series of gardening classics (the Modern Library Gardening series), Michael Pollan explains that he has deliberately excluded reference works and strictly how-to books: "The emphasis is more along the lines of how-to-think-about-it rather than how-to-do-it".

We excluded reference Caine et al (2004) because the data reported was three orders of magnitude higher than those reported in other studies.

Following round two, statements were revised to either enhance clarity or exclude reference to specific potentially preventive therapies, such as co-trimoxazole, nintedanib, and anti-fibrotic therapy.

Additionally, statements were revised to exclude reference to specific preventative therapies as, at the time of conducting this research, there was no clear evidence to support any such recommendations.

A previously missed or wrongly excluded reference might receive a further chance for inclusion by being "vouched for", bibliographically speaking, by a sibling study that had already been included.