Sentence examples for More inclusive classification from inspiring English sources
In the current study, a more inclusive classification scheme is proposed to label all various patterns of segmental forearm bone injuries in children taking into account apart from the radius, injuries of the ulna as well.
By merely asking that Washington be more inclusive in its classification of those under threat, the critique, one supported by many progressives, allows the U.S. government to remain the arbiter of who belongs and who does not, thus ensuring future waves of deportation.
In a Swedish study, Lindstrom et al. observed little difference across estimates of schizophrenia prevalence defined by DSM versions III (0.40 %), III-R (0.42 %), and IV (0.43 %), and found that International Classification of Disease, 10th Revision (ICD-10) criteria were slightly more inclusive (0.47 %) than DSM criteria [ 49].
More inclusive research to support more inclusive practices can hopefully lead to more inclusive care.
I'm learning to be more inclusive".
Now we are just being more inclusive".
Napping is so much more inclusive.
Murphy advocates a more inclusive Hall of Fame — "Lee Smith?
