Sentence examples for extra exclusion from inspiring English sources

The presence of red flags for headache (warning signs for serious causes of the headache) is an extra exclusion criterion.

Liverpool were singled out for special punishment with an extra year's exclusion.

Exploration of these records sometimes provided new information on medical history, resulting in extra patients meeting exclusion criteria.

Exclusion of extra gastrointestinal disease as a cause of the presenting signs was based on results from routine blood work (haematology and serum biochemistry), urinalysis, faecal parasitology, endocrine tests (basal cortisol or ACTH stimulation test), serum trypsine-like immunoreactivity, and abdominal ultrasound examination.

To study the clinical presentation, management and eventual outcome of patients with mycotic abdominal aortic aneurysms managed with aortic exclusion and extra-anatomic reconstruction.

Longfield had warned that provision for young people was a postcode lottery and said that "children's inability to access mental health support" was leading to a range of extra problems, "from school exclusions to care placements breaking down to children ending up in the youth justice system".

These global results are reassuring, with a likely reliable physician selection for the exclusion of extra-hepatic cholestatic diseases.

Angioembolisation is often applied in patients with ongoing haemodynamic instability despite adequate fracture stabilisation and the exclusion of extra-pelvic sources of haemorrhage.

Exclusion of extra-hepatic metastases may also be useful prior to aggressive local treatments for hepatic metastases such as radiofrequency ablation or intra-arterial microsphere-based radiotherapy.

The diagnosis is suspected in the absence of clinical improvement or in the presence of clinical worsening ≥24 hours after presumed adequate surgical source control, antimicrobial and medical management and exclusion of extra-abdominal sources of sepsis [ 8].

As middle cerebral artery territory lesions most frequently lead to aphasia, it is areas within this territory that have been most consistently implicated in language processing, to the exclusion of extra-middle cerebral artery regions.