Sentence examples for found that excluded from inspiring English sources

A review of prognostic studies on liver cirrhosis found that excluded patients were reported in one of 13 studies (Infante-Rivard et al, 1989).

We attempted to quantify and adjust for known confounding by using modeling techniques and by analyzing baseline characteristics of patients excluded, and we found that excluded and selected patients have similar patient characteristics.

We find that excluded volume theory derived by Minton quantitatively captures the experimental effects when crowding agents are modeled as arrays of rods.

Mr Blanchard and Mr Leigh ran their own battery of robustness tests, and found that excluding several different subsets of outliers including economies on IMF programmes did not affect significance.

When the Mail & Guardian looked at the most followed accounts in Africa they found that, excluding companies and organisations, the most popular individuals were musicians, comedians, models and sportspeople.

The research is certain to be criticised: the inclusion of so many studies in the analysis could mean poor quality work skews the results, although the team did "sensitivity analyses" and found that excluding weaker work did not significantly change the outcome.

As we note in the next section, however, we found that excluding all measures adopted during the financial crisis improves the unpredictability of the tax series, which advises us to shed all tax changes of the period 2008 2013, yet at the cost of losing the valuable information provided by the financial crisis.

Several studies have found that excluding grazing from sites where populations of an unpalatable plant species are high indeed favour the further expansion of the IAP (Firn et al. 2010; Hayes and Holl 2011; Isbell and Wilsey 2011; Price et al. 2011b).

Economist Edward Wolff has found that, excluding homes, 92.5percentt of our nation's wealth is held by the top 20percentt of individuals, while only 1.1percentt is held by the bottom 40percentt.

In this study, we evaluated the SATé alignments using Bayesian inference of phylogeny, and we found that excluding 5.8S for the SATé run, then re-included it after, produced the least problematic (the fewest extremely long branches), the most accurate (based on the reference groups), well-resolved, and strongly supported phylogenies at all different taxonomic levels.

They also found that excluding those quartets increased the number of false-negative inferences (missed HGTs).