Smokers and obese women, for example, were usually excluded from the studies.
In 1991, when Dr. Healy was appointed head of the N.I.H., women were usually excluded from clinical trials, a practice that she ended.
Each year, breast cancer is diagnosed in about 3,000 pregnant American women, but pregnant women are usually excluded from clinical trials for ethical reasons.
Migrant workers are usually excluded from urban social-security schemes and have to pay more for education and health care.
Other American companies dance different versions of Balanchine's "Serenade" and other works that are usually excluded from City Ballet fare.
Pre-existing conditions are usually excluded from coverage; routine care, like annual checkups, is sometimes not included in plans; and premiums can rise significantly as the pet ages.
And the very people taking multiple medications – often frail, older people with four or five chronic conditions ��� are usually excluded from clinical trials, so we are often prescribing "in the dark", or at least in the half-light.
Had the exhilarating coalition of the young, the nonwhite, the progressive, the poor who are usually excluded from political power kept it up, had they believed the power was ours, not his, we could have had an extraordinary eight years.
A knowledgeable, witty science writer surveys the numerous scientific achievements of non-European civilizations, many of them well known to historians of science but usually excluded from classrooms in favor of Westerners.
They can also be held in a tax-free Isa or pension but they cover a wider range of investments, giving you access to niche areas small investors are usually excluded from, such as hedge funds and unquoted companies.
These constructions are usually excluded from the cultural heritage conservation processes, and therefore a large quantity of them is currently unlivable, and because of this there is an urgent need to propose solutions.
