Sentence examples for in order to avoid excluding from inspiring English sources

The searches were very sensitive in order to avoid excluding any possibly relevant publication.

In order to avoid excluding women ⩾70 years, no upper limit for age was stated.

In order to avoid excluding false negatives (i.e. reads with under-estimated base qualities), no base quality filtering was applied prior to aligning the reads to the reference genome.

In order to avoid excluding twins born in 1967 and 1979, for which educational data at age 30 were not available, educational attainment at age 31 (in 1998) and 29 (in 2008) was used.

The latter method was used in order to avoid excluding the higher level units since they performed major operations such as caesarean sections which were more likely to expose patients and health care workers (HCWs) to nosocomial infections.

The only items included in the guide were those that are related to California Indigenous persons, however, when the information about an item was ambiguous, we included it within the guide in order to avoid falsely excluding items.

Therefore, in order to avoid erroneously excluding non-ignorable clustering from the analysis, we suggest that the ICC should be assumed to be non-zero unless there is evidence to the contrary or strong reasons for suspecting it is 0. Determining whether the correlation between patient assignments within clusters is non-zero depends on whether the clustering is pre or post-randomisation.

The use of cost-effectiveness analysis also seems to make producers price their products at reasonable levels, in order to avoid having them excluded from reimbursement.

Finally, in order to avoid bias, we excluded foreign-born women as there is evidence of a biologically grounded association between ethnic origin and risk of overweight [ 21, 22].

These uptake sites must be recognized by experts, as should coregistration errors, in order to avoid the risk of excluding patients who do not present any contraindications to radioembolization from this effective therapeutic strategy.

In order to avoid confusion bias, we excluded patients with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or aplasia at admission.