Sentence examples for mostly to exclude from inspiring English sources
Follow-up time varied with six studies only assessing patients during their ICU stay, six started at postoperative day 2 (mostly to exclude the residual effect of anesthetic drugs) and two did not fully report the duration of follow up (see Additional files 4 and 5).
In the authors' practice, MRI is used to plan surgery as it can provide anatomic details; CT and PET are mostly used to exclude distant metastases.
Because of the most probable mechanism of action of RME impact on NE, the inclusion of polysomnographic testing (related to testing blood saturation with respiratory gases and sleeping quality examination) to a set of examinations carried out on children with resistant to treatment bed-wetting seems justified mostly in order to exclude the presence of OSA, as the reason of disorder.
The decision found that the redrawing of city limits by Tuskegee, Alabama officials to exclude the mostly black area around the Tuskegee Institute discriminated on the basis of race.
This has to be a deliberate attempt to exclude people who would, mostly, have voted for parties which are not against immigrants.
Fuel and food are mostly to blame; but even excluding them "core" consumer and producer inflation have both picked up.This may, however, be as bad as it gets.
The excluded lines pertain mostly to dangerous items and alcoholic beverages.
Studies on occupational asthma mostly exclude the elderly to prevent possible bias by a healthy worker effect.
The kinked isophthalate units in the copolymer are found to be mostly excluded from the lamellar crystals during the crystallization process, leading to an increase of the amorphous layer thickness.
Unsurprisingly, the most vulnerable migrants are mostly likely to be excluded from the data.
The recently passed health care reform bill, formally known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, will do much to support the health of people of color, not least through its expansion of Medicaid coverage to the near-poor and to childless adults mostly excluded from coverage previously.
