Sentence examples for in effort to exclude from inspiring English sources

In effort to exclude individuals with atypical PD and cases of PD misclassification, we also excluded those who were diagnosed with PD prior to age 40 (n = 375, 0.96 %) and those without a recorded age at time of PD diagnosis (n = 18, 0.05 %).

In an effort to exclude a dangerous few, we are keeping out the helpful many.

The League set up an alternative candidate to the throne, and in this effort to exclude Henry of Navarre it received the assistance of Spain, the leading Catholic power.

Prime Minister Netanyahu has also pushed for a loyalty oath, which would require prospective citizens to pledge loyalty to Israel as a "Jewish state" in an effort to exclude non-Jews and non-Zionist Jews from citizenship.

Exclusion criteria were chosen in an effort to exclude patients with traditional cardiovascular risk factors or drug treatments that may confound results.

The inclusion criteria for SystHERs are intentionally broad in an effort to exclude as few patients as possible and thereby capture true population-based data.

In an effort to exclude pre-approval AE case reports mistakenly logged into the FAERS, the date of receipt for a given case report must have occurred after the drug's FDA approval date.

In an effort to exclude pre-approval AE case reports mistakenly logged into FAERS, the date of receipt for a given case report must have occurred after the drug's FDA approval date.

Second, this study excluded the gene nd6, from which we also exclude two thirds of codon positions in this study (Table  2), and recoded transitional changes (changes within purines or pyrimidines) to a single state in an effort to exclude saturated sites [ 50].

Possibly Waugh's least distinguished moment was when he told his team to inch to victory over the West Indies at Old Trafford in an unsuccessful effort to exclude New Zealand from the World Cup's Super Six stage.

In a targeted effort to exclude Planned Parenthood and other clinics affiliated with abortion providers from taxpayer-financed programs, lawmakers also cut the state's family-planning budget by two-thirds.