Sentence examples for approach inclusion from inspiring English sources

For the second meta-analytic approach, inclusion required estimation of development rate for at least three temperatures in one experiment.

Programs were culturally-tailored to meet mentee needs, both through implementing the integrated model approach (inclusion of Elders, families and communities) and acknowledging Indigeneity by ensuring cross-cultural training was provided to mentors.

According to the grounded theory approach, inclusion of participants was continued until data saturation was reached, coding of the data was entirely based on their content, and emerging concepts were assessed for consistency by reviewing previously coded interviews.

John's 20 study also reported higher elasticities than our estimates for both bidis and leaf tobacco in urban and rural areas; the use of the same methodological approach, inclusion of both tobacco and alcohol using households, and leaf tobacco in the sample and use of quinquennial CES data from 1999 to 2000, suggests greater comparability of our results with John's study.

In the 1995 Institute of Medicine report, Health Services Research: Training and Workforce Issues [ 2], four elements of HSR training were emphasized: its multi-disciplinary approach; inclusion of basic and applied research; use of conceptual and theoretical relationships within and between health systems; and, research done on both populations and individuals.

The most immediate concern of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), which created the IAS rules, is the approaching inclusion within the EU of eight former Soviet block countries, as well as Cyprus and Malta.

We describe below five features of our strategy that represent conceptual and/or empirical advances relative to the existing approaches: Inclusion of nonconserved miRNA target sites.

Potential bias might reside in the variety of surgical approaches, inclusion of aortic and limb PVGI in the same analysis, the delay to surgical procedure and, finally, selection of patients treated at a referral center.

Results are mixed and confounded by the many different variables involved, that is, active versus passive approaches, inclusion of blended models, and differences in instructional material and learning time; see Means et al., 2010, for a meta-analysis.

For recruitment, data for the total sampling frame (both those approached and not approached) for inclusion in the trial were taken to assess generalizability to all elderly individuals within the facility.

Berkeley Wilde, director of business consultancy The Diversity Trust, says many employers remain frustratingly timid in their approach to inclusion, waiting for a lawsuit to land on their desk first before making any policy changes.