Sentence examples for common inclusion from inspiring English sources

Applying common inclusion and exclusion criteria's often render only a few percent of the patient population eligible.

The most common inclusion criteria were a minimum pain duration (81%), fulfilling an established diagnostic criteria (61%), and reporting a minimum pain intensity (42%).

Thailand, the original backpacker destination, is as popular as ever, as is India due to average flight costs dropping from £500 to £300 in recent years, but countries such as Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, only for the adventurous in the 1990s, are now a common inclusion.

The three most common inclusion diagnoses were nasopharyngitis, pharyngitis or tonsillitis.

It can be summarized that for the three most common inclusion diagnoses nasopharyngitis, pharyngitis, and tonsillitis, the objective symptoms hyperemic mucosa and swollen tonsils nearly completely disappeared by visit 2. The extent of relief of these symptoms ranged from 93.2%to98.7%.7 %.

Disease progression was a common inclusion criterion.

Pleochroic halos are commonly found in the minerals biotite, fluorite, and amphiboles; the most common inclusions are the minerals zircon, xenotime, apatite, and monazite.

The most common inclusions are glycogen, lipid droplets, crystals, and pigments.

The extent of most Regosol areas is only limited; consequently Regosols are common inclusions in other map units on small-scale maps.

This study identifies numerous gene exchanges between intracellular Legionellales and Chlamydiales bacteria, which could preferentially occur within common inclusions in their amoebal hosts.

Poly-GP inclusions, the second most common DPR inclusion, were all cytoplasmic and in a perinuclear position (Fig.  1b).