Sentence examples for unless we exclude from inspiring English sources

There are insufficient numbers of subjects in the original IDE cohort to demonstrate non-inferiority and even when the data is pooled with data from OUS, we are unable to demonstrate non-inferiority unless we exclude one site with one site with very poor results which was attributed to failure to use ASR specific instruments.

Third, we collected saliva and urine using different materials (i.e., swabs vs. filter paper), and so we could not directly compare shedding prevalences or median viral loads unless we excluded the saliva results that fell below the limit of PCR detection for urine.

Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, we excluded reviews from our queries.

If a cell was active on both arms we excluded it, unless the rate on one arm was at least twice as high as the rate on the other arm.

Assuming that adherence during admission to hospital and imprisonment was affected by context factors, we excluded such periods unless they were shorter than one depot cycle.

If the severity of dementia was mixed, we excluded the study unless more than 33%% of the sample had moderate or severe dementia and where possible we reported these results only.

To avoid co-registration errors, we excluded reserves of <100 km2 unless they were adjacent to another reserve of the same type.

We excluded questionnaires and surveys unless these were part of studies using mixed methods with qualitative research data.

Karmel's prison novels lead Howe to questions about suffering and religion: "It takes a massive delusional move to think that injustice and cruelty are promulgated by a fatherly God for a reason from which we are excluded, unless that God is truly sadistic".

All analyses of pull-step ratios and errors were counts across the entire trial, unless we indicate that they excluded the first pull-step.

The overwhelming majority of charter studies have found that charters perform no better than public schools unless they exclude children with disabilities, English language learners, and behavior problems.