Sentence examples for convenient inclusion from inspiring English sources

Its design should be flexible enough for the convenient inclusion of essential control conditions such as yoked controls, in which control animals receive rewards and punishments based on the behavior of other animals being trained.

Moreover, as claimed in [9], measure-driven differential inclusions provide a convenient framework for formulating optimal control problems for both conventional and impulse controls.

It means that we cannot sacrifice expansive visions of freedom and inclusion in exchange for convenient narratives.

The well-defined ribonuclear inclusions may serve as convenient therapeutic targets to identify new agents that modify RNA toxicity.

The inclusion of time lags is convenient because it may detect possible cumulative climatic effects on ungulate population growth rates as has been observed in, for example, deer and moose and in vicuñas.

Each doctor was called by one of the junior researchers who would be interviewing them (MVB, SL, SR), to verify that they met the inclusion criteria and to arrange a convenient time for the interview.

This tensor is a convenient tool to evaluate contribution of arbitrarily shaped inclusions and cavities to the overall composite properties.

Thus, the use of objective measures of diabetes onset based on the nationwide register, NDR, is appealing and convenient, since the entire population is covered by uniform inclusion criteria and the dropout rate is zero (19).

Finally, our model does not need inclusion of resting electrocardiography findings, which could be convenient in primary practice.

The expression of soluble fusion proteins is preferable to the expression of proteins that form inclusion bodies because the downstream processing is more convenient.

Model ranking by the marginal likelihood provides information regarding the model uncertainty, and posterior inclusion probabilities of covariates offer an intuitive and convenient aid to subset selection.