No-one was excluded on grounds of insufficient English.
From an equity perspective, the programme was delivered free at the point of use to all participants, ensuring that no one was excluded on the basis of inability to pay.
In order to be included in the study, participants had to meet all the following criteria: 1) have provided at least 2 urine and 2 stool samples on consecutive days; 2) be negative for intestinal helminths including S. mansoni (no one was excluded on this criteria as everyone was negative for these infections), 3) have given a blood sample.
However, only one study was excluded on the basis of sample size [ 44].
Only one potential client was excluded on the grounds of being non-English-speaking. Prior to the recruitment phase a series of information sessions detailing the aims and purpose of the research together with the recruitment and selection procedures were given for the CM's at each of the study sites.
At this level one patient with stage I cancer was excluded on comparing with the cutoff value of 50 ng ml−1.
Initially, data from seven normal controls were used, but one with a similar increased β wave activity was excluded on discovery that a respiratory condition had been diagnosed shortly after the scan had been performed.
(Mars was excluded on the grounds that it was too easy to communicate with Martians).
Significant neck injury was excluded on the field but on review of video footage pitch side, the team followed World Rugby protocols and used a Head Injury Assessment given the potential mechanism for head injury.
When Islam arrived in Indonesia, it used the repertoire of traditional ornament for its mosques and tombs; but, in conformity to Muslim custom, the representation of living creatures was excluded on religious buildings.
Wolcott also alleges that material was excluded on humanitarian grounds, to avoid causing "additional hurt", though chivalry is on scant display in the book itself, more or less restricted to a 1995 New Yorker piece about Kingsley Amis – written before his death but printed the day after – in which he defends him against the "granny bashing" committed by English interviewers and critics.
