Sentence examples for documented inclusion from inspiring English sources

Inclusion was based on microbiologically documented inclusion criteria in 245 (97%) patients: 91 (36%) with bacteraemia and 154 (61%) with MRSA isolated from other clinical samples.

Physicians documented inclusion criteria No 2 and 3 and AM-related consultations; therapists documented AAT/EYT/RMT administration; all other items were documented by patients, unless otherwise stated.

After completing this initial open coding, the data was reconstructed and reduced into complementary axial codes reflecting broader conceptual issues; documented inclusion parameters were created to delineate concepts.

The importance of splicing at the B/z site is well documented; inclusion of inserts (B/z+ forms) increases the activity of Agrin at the NMJ by many fold [ 21].

A species was included only if there was a scientific publication that documented its inclusion in the fin trade (Table S1).

Reasons for exclusion and decline were documented during inclusion of participants and for dropouts.

Included trials must have clearly documented the inclusion and exclusion criteria for patient selection and information regarding HA administration.

Speech: severe aphasia or mute according to NIHSS (documented on inclusion in the study), or dysarthria (mid-moderate slurring, or severe, nearly intelligible or worse) according to NIHSS (documented on inclusion in the study) or dysphasia or aphasia or dysarthria according to presenting symptoms (documented on inclusion in the study).

Arm/paresis: left or right arm some effort against gravity, no effort against gravity or no movement according to NIHSS item (the scale was assessed within 48 h after admission) or paresis in arm or leg according to presenting symptoms (documented on inclusion in the study).

This article analyses the current HIV and malaria National Strategic Plans (NSPs) and Global Fund approved proposals from rounds 1-8 for countries in Africa hosting populations with refugees and/or IDPs to document their inclusion.

The objective of this article is to analyse the current HIV and malaria NSPs as well as approved Global Fund proposals with HIV and/or malaria components from rounds 1-8 for countries in Africa hosting populations of ≥ 10,000 refugees and/or IDPs and to document their inclusion.