Sentence examples for retrospectively excluding from inspiring English sources

They made measurements in L5/S1 axial images according to Borre [ 4] retrospectively, excluding patients with deformities whereas our study included all sagittal and axial T1 MR images.

Five additional patients (3 verum, 2 placebo) were retrospectively excluded due to protocol violations (e.g. allocated in infection group while failing predefined infection criteria) and considered "invalid" in the blinded reviewing process (Figure 1).

Four patients were retrospectively excluded due to technical errors in the clearance procedure.

Fifteen cases were retrospectively excluded (lack of outcome documentation, concomitant antibiotic therapy, open wounds).

This participant was retrospectively excluded from the study and all data analyses.

Patients were retrospectively excluded if they were taking anticoagulant/antiplatelet medications (except aspirin), had moderate or severe liver disease or had known bleeding diathesis.

Of these, one subject withdrew after the first study day because of scheduling conflicts, and one subject was retrospectively excluded due to hypercholesterolaemia; thus, a final sample of nineteen subjects were included in the analysis.

Because only singleton births were eligible for this study, we retrospectively excluded one birth, which, unknown to us at the time of sample collection, was from a twin gestation with demise of the other twin at 20 weeks.

Two strains (a Norwegian hGISA and a French hGISA) had lost their ability to express the heterogeneous form of the resistance (PAP-AUC ratios of 0.82 and 0.75, respectively) for vancomycin and were retrospectively excluded from the study.

The effects of 10 mg and 20 mg on polysomnographic latency to persistent sleep were found to somewhat greater (and entirely statistically significant) if the preplanned cross-over-phase data of the study were retrospectively excluded.

Patients were retrospectively excluded if they declined to give consent to use data, were receiving anticoagulation (not including aspirin), or had moderate or severe liver disease or a known bleeding diathesis.