Sentence examples for size of excluded from inspiring English sources

The sample size of included studies did not differ from the sample size of excluded studies (data not shown).

However, the large sample of immigrants included in this study and the smaller relative size of excluded newcomers [ 98] suggests that results were not strongly affected by this limitation.

The differences in coverage of employees across countries primarily reflect the differences in legal settings (i.e., how many groups of workers, and which specific groups, will be excluded in one country but not in another), as well the sizes of excluded groups that vary across countries.

During our genome-wide analysis, we found some genes with remarkable alternative splicing variants regarding the size or number of excluded introns and exons.

The average size of the excluded plates was definitely larger than this.

Following aneurysm endovascular stent graft repair (EVAR), a CTA with additional 70 s delayed phase imaging (Table 1) can assess both the size of the excluded aneurysm and for the presence of an endoleak (Fig. 8) [75] 75].

Finally, we use Wang's premium principle and the expected value premium principle to illustrate the applicability of our results, and find that optimal insurance solutions are affected not only by the size of the excluded loss but also by the risk measure chosen to quantify the insured's risk exposure.

Empirical measurement of the size of socially excluded groups in the population, and the precise relationships between social exclusion and use of available maternal health care services, will then be documented.

The mean age and tumor size of the excluded cases were, respectively, 33 years (range 27 36, median 35, SD 3.4 years) and 1.4 cm (range 0.6 2.8 cm, median 1.1 cm, SD 0.8 cm).

The removal of the outlying study, 39 which used an unvalidated monitor, resulted in marginal changes (because of the small sample size of the excluded study) in sensitivity of clinic measurement from 74.6%60.7%to to 84.8%) to 72.6% (56.7% to 84.2%) and in specificity from 74.6% (47.9% to 90.4%) to 77.9% (49.1% to 92.8%).

The large size of the excluded group primarily reflected study designs in Pelotas, where 33% of the birth cohort was sampled in the first follow-up by selecting infants born between January and April, and in Bt20, where a subgroup of those enrolling in the birth cohort was sampled at 12 mo of age.