Sentence examples for enabling inclusion from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, crystallization or no crystallization of the concept, its antecedent advantages such as more efficient organization structure enabling inclusion of distributed work force, collective decision-making, enhanced information updating and accession, and gathering of market intelligence and innovations has endeared the concept to the organizations.

Advantages include the availability of longitudinal follow-up data starting antenatally, enabling inclusion of the environmental dimension without recall bias.

In Belgium, England, the Netherlands and Slovenia patient selection was exclusively based on recorded diagnoses, enabling inclusion of patients registered but not controlled in primary care or not at all.

Further advantages of this method include the conversion of AFT estimates to hazard ratios and its possible extension to trials in which patients switch in both directions between treatment arms, thus easily enabling inclusion of the results into an economic decision model.

Since stillbirth is defined differently in different countries and different studies, stillbirth for this review was defined as fetal loss or death at 20 weeks gestation and above [ 20]; this included both early 20-288 weeks gestation) and late (after 28 weeks) stillbirth enabling inclusion of a wider range of international studies.

Authors were approached for additional outcome data where these were not reported in a way that enabled inclusion in the meta-analyses.

Order reduction enables inclusion of the extensive and necessary, but often linear, assembled component dynamics with minimal computational cost.

Specificity for E. coli and Shigella species enables inclusion in assays of different targets within the same laboratory.

Additionally, the numerous free amine functional groups enable inclusion of biochemical signaling molecules that, together with the mechanical environment, influence cell behavior.

A novel feature of this algorithm is accommodation of time-varying, norm-like cost functions, which enables inclusion of constraints such as asymmetric thruster configurations and time-varying attitude modes on spacecraft in the maneuver planning problem.

A rule of mixtures (ROM) correction term improved the correlations of the dilatometer data with varying quartz content, and an adjustment for conversion may similarly enable inclusion of data which had not polymerize to hardness.