Sentence examples for exclusive patients from inspiring English sources
The two definitions are mutually exclusive; patients admitted to inpatient from observation status are defined as inpatients.
A more recent report found epigenetic silencing of BRCA1 and BRCA1/2 mutations to be mutually exclusive; patients with epigenetic BRCA1 silencing showed a similar prognosis as noncarriers [ 69].
14 15 Furthermore, as first-line invasive treatments are mutually exclusive (patients receive either PCI or CABG), we need to account for the competing risk of receiving the other treatment, respectively.
Cancer diagnoses were also associated with exposure to sulfonylureas for all populations, ranging for PR 80%to100%0% vs 0%to20%0% from 2.30 (95% CI 1.17, 4.54) for incident exclusive patients to 2.28 (95% CI 1.38, 3.76) for all predominant patients (Table 2 ).
The proportions of four distinct, mutually exclusive patient groups were reported.
We specified relevant treatments for each of the nine mutually exclusive patient groups.
The Karnofsky Performance Status (KPS) and Child-Pugh grade for clinical parameters were employed to form mutually exclusive patient subgroups.
The study prospectively defined five mutually exclusive patient categories: 1 Patients having undergone unsuccessful cardiopulmonary resuscitation. 2 Patients diagnosed with brain stem death.
These three sources of information are not exclusive – a single patient may be detected as having one these medical conditions through hospital, primary care and prescriptions data, although only is counted once.
Reasons for minimal insight into fatigue to date include (i) a lack of data from longitudinal observational studies exclusive to patients with RA, (ii) studies that were either confined to patients with only mild to moderately active disease [ 14] or (iii) studies that excluded populations from biologic registers on the basis of disease severity [ 9].
Although not exclusive to patients with diabetes, this condition will develop in ∼1 in 600 patients with diabetes and 1 in 100 with neuropathy, although no current large-scale epidemiologic study has reported the true incidence of CNA (1, 2).
