Sentence examples for expanded inclusion from inspiring English sources

What are the rules of engagement for expanded inclusion?

Application of the 2013 AHA/ASA Guidelines resulted in further expanded inclusion and relaxed exclusion criteria.

However, an amendment expanded inclusion to those with minimally symptomatic disease, which made TDRP incompatible with the study.

Network redundancy increases through expanded inclusion of isoenzymes, which introduce parallel metabolic paths for the production of chemical intermediates or products.

Recognizing that diversity and inclusion are good for business, and that discrimination imposes enormous productivity costs (and exerts undue burdens), hundreds of companies, including the undersigned, have continued to expand inclusion for transgender people across corporate America.

That this egalitarian standard was never fully attained by contemporary democracies (Israel among them) has driven the movements for social justice across the last several centuries -- inspiring the anti-slavery movement, the women's movement, the labor movement, the civil rights movement, the gay/lesbian movement and most recently efforts to expand inclusion to those with special needs.

Thereafter, EBs differentiate into non-infectious but metabolically active reticulate bodies (RB), which proliferate within the expanding inclusion, giving rise to 1000 or more progeny per host cell.

In addition, analyses can be easily expanded by inclusion of additional expression profiles, such as, a set of E2 replacement ArKO ovarian genes or refined by identifying which ER subtype is responsible for specific E-dependent ovarian genes.

In the current study, the computation of the diabetes genotype scores was expanded by inclusion of 25 newly identified loci.

The 1983 Asbestos Licensing Regulations made the examinations statutory, and expanded the inclusion criteria to all individuals working with listed materials.

Second, this basic model was expanded by inclusion of herd-level covariates identified as significant at P < 0.10 during the univariable logistic regression modeling.