Sentence examples for excluding treated from inspiring English sources

After excluding treated women, 19.4% of the remaining women had IADPSG-defined GDM.

The authors also suggest that including underweight women and excluding treated women may have biased our inferences on the importance of obesity relative to GDM.

Excluding treated patients and SCOPE elite controllers, and analyzing all remaining specimens drawn more than T = 2 years after infection, the measured FRR ranges from 1%9595% CI 0.3 3%) for LAg to 6 10% (95% CIs spanning 3 14%) for the remaining assays.

Data of consecutive adult patients, readmissions excluded, treated for at least 7 days in General ICU of Tartu University Hospital, were extracted from existing database.

Patients and methods We conducted a retrospective, single-center, observational study of all children (newborn excluded) treated for septic shock, upon admission or during their hospitalization in our ward, between January 1 , 2009 and December 31 , 2013

To examine whether diabetes treatments affect the risk of lung cancer associated with T2D, a separate analysis that excluded treated diabetes was conducted.

In addition, an additional analysis that excluded treated diabetes also showed a null association between untreated diabetes and lung cancer (data not shown).

Nevertheless, when we limited our data set to the same age range, excluded treated participants, and adjusted the male to female ratio to be identical to that of the PAMELA cohort, these changes made little difference to the predicted values.

The study conducted by Menditto et al. (1998) was unique among this group of studies because they excluded treated hypertensive subjects; however, they did not report measures of association.

Between June 2009 and June 2011, 81 HBV-related HCC patients (69 were specifically selected and 12 were excluded) treated with conformal RT at three centers were enrolled in this retrospective study.

Tellez-Plaza et al. (2008) adjusted for HTN medication use in multivariate analyses but did not exclude treated HTN subjects from the analysis of never-smokers; in contrast, Whittemore et al. (1991) conducted two sets of analyses: One included all subjects and statistically adjusted for current hypertensive medication use, and the second set excluded subjects who had been treated for HTN.