Sentences with phrase «exclusionary conditions»

Lombardi et al. did not specify if patients were evaluated for exclusionary conditions, or if the study subjects met both definitions, or which patients met either CFS definition.

Our study and the negative reports from the UK and the Netherlands evaluated patients for exclusionary conditions and defined CFS according to criteria of the 1994 International CFS Research Case Definition [23] or the earlier Oxford case definition [24].

Not exact matches

Following clinical evaluation, participants who had no exclusionary medical or psychiatric conditions were diagnosed with CFS if they met criteria of the 1994 international case definition [23] as quantified by the CDC Symptom Inventory and ancillary criteria of the MFI and SF - 36 [26, 31].

The physical findings in persons meeting the Canadian definition may signal the presence of a neurologic condition considered exclusionary for CFS and thus the XMRV positive persons in the Lombardi et al. study may represent a clinical subset of patients [11].

The physician's evaluation and routine clinical laboratory tests served to identify medical conditions considered exclusionary for CFS, specified in the 1994 case definition [23] as further clarified by the International CFS Study Group in 2003 [31].

Our schools contribute to these conditions when we respond to student misbehaviors and acts of defiance with exclusionary and punitive discipline practices.

Instead, children with behavioral health conditions are often marginalized through the use of exclusionary discipline policies that disrupt their education.

For this reason, the standard diagnostic approach, he says, is «exclusionary» — it attempts to rule out these other conditions.

In conditions of plenty, hunters and gatherers may not have needed to exclude others from «their» land, but in conditions of scarcity, some exclusionary rule is probably inevitable, without leading necessarily to * private * or individual ownership of the land.

Therefore, such conditions were violative of Article 14 of the Constitution of India and the court directed Irdai to re-look at these exclusionary clauses and ensure that insurance companies do not reject claims on the basis of expulsions related to genetic disorders.

Exclusionary criteria for children were consistent use of a steroid medication for more than 1 month, participation in other child health - related research, a chromosomal abnormality, and chronic conditions such as type I diabetes or cancer.