Sentence examples for presentation of exclusion from inspiring English sources

All neonates born in our hospital before 37 completed gestational weeks, without presentation of exclusion criteria and with a signed parental consent form during the study period comprised the "preterm-infants group".

All neonates delivered at 37 to 40 weeks of gestational age with birth body weight of more than 2500 grams, without presentation of exclusion criteria and with a signed parental consent form during the study period comprised the "full-term-infants group".

Śāntarakṣita considers that he is fully able to respond to the criticisms of Kumārila with his presentation of exclusions.

The crux of Śāntarakṣita's response, again, relies on his presentation of three types of exclusions, specifically the mental exclusion that is signified by words, a point he feels both Uddyotakara and Kumārila fail to recognize.

Using the Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer's Disease CERADD) criteria as the reference standard, a clinical diagnosis of AD, based on typical clinical presentation and the exclusion of other causes of dementia [ 5], showed 93% sensitivity but only 55% specificity [ 6].

The tasks, conducted on a touch screen computer, involved the presentation of the undefined stimuli through exclusion trials, followed by learning and naming probes.

It is important to note that LPHS still remains a diagnosis of exclusion and can be the common presentation of a variety of pathologic processes as opposed to a single etiology.

The following were the exclusion criteria: 1) presentation of a systemic, rheumatic or central nervous system disease; 2) combined diagnosis of chronic migraine and chronic TMD; 3) fibromyalgia; 4) history of trauma or recent surgery on the head, face, neck or chest; 5) receiving physiotherapy at the time of evaluation; 6) younger than 18 years old; and 7) pregnancy.

Suspected bacterial infections, recent use of antimicrobial drugs, and intranasal treatment at first presentation were exclusion criteria.

In addition to the three types of exclusions, central to Śāntarakṣita's thought on the topic is his unique presentation of representations and the psychological dimensions to his exclusion theory.[19] According to Śāntarakṣita, it is our experiences of unifying similarities among representations that gives rise to our conceptual constructs.

The only exclusion criterion was the presentation of a heavy renal insufficiency.