Sentence examples for a more inclusive sampling from inspiring English sources

National scale forest resource inventories in the U.S. have evolved from a timber-centric focus toward a more inclusive sampling of forest ecosystem attributes such as C stocks of standing dead trees.

Therefore, we performed a completely separate divergence-time analysis from a taxonomically more inclusive sample of six plastid gene regions (matK, ndhF, rbcL, trnL-F, rps16 and rpl16) available in GenBank (Additional file 6).

A larger and more inclusive sample may have provided more information on awareness about the use of traditional, complementary and alternative medicines among healthcare workers.

More data from a broader sample of rescued chimpanzees should be compared against a more inclusive grid of georeferenced chimpanzee samples before definitive conclusions about chimpanzee exploitation in Cameroon may be drawn.

Based on extensive sampling and multi-locus analyses under a more inclusive species concept, we inferred that Cichla contains fewer species that correspond clearly to biological entities than are currently recognized.

Moreover, circumference can be more easily measured on both extant and fossil samples, providing a larger extant dataset and a more inclusive framework for future predictive studies.

For model development it is better to include only those sample points that are well documented than have a more inclusive dataset which includes gross geocoding errors.

Murphy advocates a more inclusive Hall of Fame — "Lee Smith?

It helps to have a more inclusive development philosophy.

Ornithomimosauria, for example, denotes a more inclusive group than Ornithomimidae.

This makes for a more inclusive, and more sustainable society.