Subsequently, 18 patients were excluded (four were on exclusionary concomitant medications; one had an exclusionary concurrent medical condition; one did not meet the BMI criteria; five did not have enough breakthrough GERD symptoms; five were not on an acceptable PPI regimen; one had recently donated blood; one could not meet the study visit schedule demands Figure 2).
The most remarkable, and dubious, achievement of the Republican convention so far has been to make "we," the most inclusive word in the English language, into an exclusionary one.
And though there was some infighting among the good old boys about procedures, FBI reports, polygraph tests and admissibility, the senators were one in their exclusionary treatment of the outsiders.
Diagnosis of osteoporosis in stage 4 5 CKD is an exclusionary one.
On the one hand, he said, there is the exclusionary elitism of ancient higher education.
Nowadays it is big business, on the one hand, and slowly becoming more equitable and less exclusionary, on the other.
New York State's lawmakers have not passed a budget on time since 1975, and Albany's budget-making process is one of the most exclusionary in the nation, with the governor, the Senate majority leader and the Assembly speaker sharing extraordinary authority to allocate spending.
It is, however, one with a famously exclusionary reputation.
I didn't want one of those intimidating, exclusionary spaces with a polished concrete floor and a high desk that visitors can't see behind".
Yet in January of this year, in a ruling so surprising that it made the front page of the Times, he succeeded in preventing a further expansion of the exclusionary rule — one that would have greatly weakened it.
