Sentence examples for concerning inclusion from inspiring English sources
If the abstract contained insufficient information for a decision concerning inclusion or exclusion, the full article was obtained and reviewed before a final decision was made.
Through document analysis and semi-structured interviews, the planning process is mapped to identify deficiencies concerning inclusion of urban freight which may have contributed to the risky delivery conditions identified.
A Cohen kappa statistic was calculated to quantify the interrater agreement concerning inclusion of studies.
We compared retrospectively patients treated with mild hypothermia before (control group) and after August 2005 (SOP group) concerning inclusion and realisation of therapeutic hypothermia and achievement of the target temperature.
The proposed formulation has been implemented in a Matlab code and we report the numerical results concerning inclusions whose boundary is defined by Laurent polynomials or by quasi-circular shapes.
However, concerning inclusions, it can be noted that certain parents refused to participate in this study.
There are differing viewpoints concerning the inclusion of the posted speed limit as an independent variable in operating speed models.
Several recent studies paint a positive picture concerning the inclusion of high levels of bodily engagement into learning tasks (e.g. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014; Lindgren et al., 2016; Mavilidi et al., 2015, 2016; Ruiter et al., 2015).
Biology majors versus nonmajors differed in their opinions concerning the inclusion of evolution in science exams at RWU (Fig. 11a, Chi-square = 10.508, df = 3, P = 0.01), but they did not at PC (Fig. 11b, Chi-square = 2.069, df = 2, P = 0.35).
Decisions concerning the inclusion of single peptide (particularly single spectral evidence) hits and peptide confidence score cutoffs will greatly influence the final number of proteins one can report.
Within the set of codes for 'acute stroke' there was disagreement concerning the inclusion of subarachnoid haemorrhage but this is compatible with inconsistent definitions that are in clinical use.
