Sentence examples for questions to exclude from inspiring English sources

I asked: "Do you see contradictions of liberalism -- from LBJ to today -- proclaiming progress but backing wars, bombings, and increasingly presiding over more economic inequality?" This was notably truncated by the Press Club management (either John Hughes or someone else who passed him my questions) to exclude the reference to wars and bombings: "What is your opinion on liberalism?

It also contained questions to exclude psychosis and normal grief.

Other items from 11 to 18 contain questions to exclude functional gallbladder and sphincter of Oddi disorders.

In the Danish translation, the opening line was repeated in all questions to exclude any doubt about the wording of the questions, even if the addition of the wording raised some concern about the length of the questions.

Moreover, the expert panel and the caregivers (in the cognitive testing) had no suggestion for other questions to be included or existing questions to exclude: this supports the relevance of the included items.

Of an initial list of 4466 subjects aged 65 years and older who were initially assessed for eligibility, 4075 (91%) were sent a Probability of Recurrent admissions questionnaire, which also included an additional BADL question to exclude the most disabled.

The students' answers to challenge questions are authenticated and a timestamp is stored with individual questions in their respective profiles to exclude questions presented within the past 24 hours.

The last 3 questions were arranged to exclude non-CRF (Table 2).

In rural South Africa, screening by five simple questions was sufficient to exclude TB disease in child contacts with a negative predictive value between 96% and 100% [ 38].

Our questionnaire was presented along with questions regarding decisions to exclude patients from the ICU; abstainers may have felt their religious beliefs were being unfairly judged as a source of bias in their other answers.

The goal of asking these questions is not to exclude any sort of physician from the community of intensivists, but rather to work toward identifying the optimal way to train intensivists to ensure that all ICU care is as good as it can be.