Sentence examples for years to exclude from inspiring English sources
We conducted experiments, over two consecutive years, to exclude vertebrate predators from oaks.
Consequently, we suggest including additional outcome indicators such as implant retention after e.g. two years to exclude "pseudo" SSI.
As follow-up care, the patient will receive repeat lumbar punctures every 3 months for 2 years to exclude occult invasion of the central nervous system (CNS).
We restricted the age range of participants to 20 40 years to exclude, as much as possible, age-related endocrine alterations in the hypothalamo pituitary gonadal axis (Kaufman and Vermeulen 2005).
Therefore, when monitoring HSCT, patients with serological markers of a resolved HBV infection [HBcAb + (hepatitis B core antibody), HBsAb+, and HBsAg−], the follow up has to be extended over several years to exclude HBV reactivation with HBsAg seroreversion.
Second, the offspring aged < 18 years were assessed using the Schedule for Affective Disorders and Schizophrenia for School-Aged Children: Present and Lifetime Version (K-SADS-PL) or the SCID-I/P for offspring > 18 years to exclude any psychiatric disorders.
Like-for-like sales – which measure only stores open for a full year to exclude gains made from opening new shopfloor space – dropped by 2.8% over the past four months.
Indeed, 2009 is the first post-bubble year to exclude 1999 from 10-year returns.
All patients were lifetime nonsmokers or ex-smokers without exceeding 10 pack-years to exclude patient with COPD or smoking-induced bronchitis and with no history of viral infection for at least 4 weeks prior to the study.
A count of long-term (chronic) prescribed drugs including drugs prescribed at least once per quarter for all four-quarters of each studied year, to exclude short-term prescriptions.
The LOS and LUIC models also included dummy variables for the operation year to exclude bias from the universal annual reduction in LOS and LUIC and annual decrease in total volume of low-volume hospitals.
