Sentence examples for entry and inclusion from inspiring English sources
What if he had looked at the research on the various factors that still present barriers to entry and inclusion for women (among others) in science?
The significance levels for entry and inclusion in the model were p < 0.05 and p < 0.10, respectively.
Anonymous responses were recorded onto record sheets for later data entry, and inclusion in the survey was marked on the clinic record.
We analysed the time from seroconversion to AIDS via Cox proportional hazard model, a method that allows for late entry and inclusion of retrospectively ascertained seroconversion [ 11].
Aside from the phosphoprotein TARP, a Chlamydia effector that promotes actin re-arrangements, very few factors mediating bacterial entry and early inclusion establishment have been characterized.
We asked whether caveolin-2 might be associated with the inclusions of each of the ten chlamydial strains and species that we had previously assessed for raft-mediated entry and for inclusion-associated caveolin-1 [ 19].
A stepwise process with relaxed covariate entry and retention criteria (inclusion p value ≤0.8, retention ≤0.5) was used.
98 (new entry) Stephen Frost Head of diversity and inclusion, 2012 Olympics As a senior Locog staffer, Frost has put in place fair selection procedures and ensured that the board hosts a Diversity Week.
Baseline demographic data collected at study entry included inclusion and exclusion criteria, age, gender, concomitant medications and other illnesses.
Using female representation as an example, increasing the number of female executives requires not just hiring more women at the senior level, but also improving and retaining female interest and inclusion at the entry level, especially considering that music companies often promote from within.
Considerations for developing the stepped care model for young children exposed to trauma, such as the type and number of steps, training of providers, entry point, inclusion of parents, treatment components, noncompliance, and a self-correcting monitoring system, are discussed.
