Sentence examples for excluding the years from inspiring English sources

We also checked that these results are robust to excluding the years of the financial crisis, which may introduce some noise in the relationship between the wage gap and its fundamentals.

To avoid potential distortions due to the financial crisis that occurred during the observation period, in addition to integrating year fixed effects the regression is also conducted excluding the years 2008 and 2009.

Excluding the years 2003 and 2009, influenza B viruses represented on average 24.6% (range 9.5 53.7%) and 31.5% (range 0.5 86.9%) of laboratory confirmed influenza viruses from Australia and New Zealand, respectively.

The interview elicited details on usual tobacco use, including the product/tobacco type (black or blond cigarettes, cigars, pipes) as well as intensity of use, the age at which the habit started and stopped, the total duration of use excluding the years stopped, the years since last use for each type of product, and the level of inhalation when smoking (partially or totally).

In our study, these performances were achieved with the ICD10-consultation series when excluding the year 2009.

A sensitivity analysis was conducted, excluding the year 2009, due to the particular epidemiological situation related to pandemic influenza this year.

The primary exposure of interest was NSAID use in the 5 years before the index date, excluding the year before the index date.

Results of the analysis that combined dose and duration of NSAID use since entry into GPRD (excluding the year before the index date) are shown in Table 5.

Excluding the year 2009, the same series keeps the best performance with specificity equal to 95.7% and mean timeliness equal to −1.7 day.

The sensitivity analysis which consisted in excluding the year 2009, showed better results for both types of series except for mean timeliness in the ICD-10 consultation-series.

NSAID use for 773 days or more (approximately 2 years) in this period (excluding the year before the index date) was associated with a decrease in risk; adjusted ORs (95% CI), 0.78 (0.62–0.97) (Table 4).