Sentence examples for outcome with the exception of from inspiring English sources
In analogy to septic shock, the target mean arterial pressure should be titrated to 65 70 mmHg, as a higher blood pressure is not associated with beneficial outcome with the exception of previously hypertensive patients.
Background Generally, scapula process fractures (coracoid and acromion) have been treated nonoperatively with favorable outcome, with the exception of widely displaced fractures.
All candidate predictor variables were significantly associated with the outcome, with the exception of former smoking, history of gestational diabetes, and use of lipid-lowering medication.
Alternative splicing of MRP-1 was detected in primary ESFTs, although the pattern of splicing variants was not predictive of patient outcome, with the exception of loss of exon 9 in six patients, which predicted relapse (P=0.041).
In a more recent review, McLaughlin and Lipworth (1999) reached the same conclusion: Occupational vinyl chloride exposure has not been conclusively causally linked to any adverse health outcome, with the exception of angiosarcoma of the liver.
Overall, Veterans' birth outcomes (all-payer) mirrored California's birth outcomes, with the exception of excess NICU care (aOR 1.15, CI 1.1-1.2 1.1-1.2SIONS: VA covers a higher risk fraction of Veterans' births, justifying maternal care coordination and attention to the maternal-fetal impacts of Veterans' comorbidities.CONCLUSIONS
Funnel plots displayed symmetrical distributions for all the outcomes with the exception of caesarean section.
A similar pattern is seen with all other outcomes, with the exception of the model for multiple partnerships.
Study treatment thus had no effect on the study outcomes, with the exception of lower rates of myocardial infarction.
Metaregression found no effect of any other variables abstracted on summary outcomes, with the exception of study duration.
Most infections had favorable outcomes, with the exception of a 79-year old man who died of erysipelas.
