Sentence examples for relevant to exclude from inspiring English sources

High negative predictive value is the most consistent finding among the different studies, suggesting that these scores could be more relevant to exclude the presence of a severe CAP than to aid in performing triage in patients for ICU admission.

In cases of elevated anti-dsDNA titers, it is clinically relevant to exclude other causes, such as infection with Epstein-Barr virus or hepatitis B virus as well as the use of drugs such as hydralazine, tumor necrosis factor (TNF) inhibitors, interferons, sulfasalazine and many more to ensure the accurate diagnosis of SLE [ 5, 6].

At first visit, each patient was evaluated by one of the three participating consultants (authors) to confirm diagnosis of migraine, identification of subtype and arranging of relevant investigations to exclude secondary headaches as and when needed (imaging done in 162 patients and positive in only two patients).

Curators expressed a need for tools that could be easily adapted to the specific needs of their workflow and database, such as extensible lexicons that could be edited to include new relevant terms or to exclude terminological resources not relevant to the task.

Firstly, they independently reviewed the titles and abstracts of all citations to identify potentially relevant studies and to exclude duplicates.

The aim of literature searching is to optimise the ability of the search to identify relevant articles, and to exclude irrelevant articles, for a specifically defined research question.

This study was performed on lesions whose cancer cells did express sufficient amount of the relevant HLA allele to exclude escape from T cell recognition; expression of the MDA target of the vaccination was monitored in parallel.

9. Source protection policies within the intelligence community direct or encourage reports officers to exclude relevant detail about the nature of their sources.

Virtually all previously performed studies on the diagnostic accuracy of coronary CTA have shown a high sensitivity and high negative predictive value indicating the ability of this noninvasive method to exclude relevant morphological coronary artery disease [1, 2, 3].

As a result, there was a risk to exclude relevant articles.

Firstly, the title and abstract of identified relevant studies were used to exclude any obviously irrelevant studies.