Sentence examples for extended inclusion from inspiring English sources
In efficacy (or explanatory) RCTs, extended inclusion and exclusion criteria are used to identify a clearly defined population of participants who would benefit from the intervention under investigation.
Half of the establishments that maintained OSHA logs reported using the OSHA case definition to determine, which cases to record on the log, while the other half of respondents extended inclusion to all WC claims, all workplace injuries and illnesses that result in a medical visit, or all injuries reported to the respondent regardless of severity.
Extended inclusion of CAM within the catalogue of benefits of the SHI was a matter of considerable debate among the GPs.
Because the inclusion rate was low during the first year of inclusion (n = 35), we extended the inclusion period to a total of 24 months.
Purely logographic systems are restricted because of the tremendous number of signs that are needed to reflect the lexical riches of a language, and so they were typically extended by inclusion of sound-based cues.
The same definition is extended to inclusion and assertion axioms [11, 12].
We adopted our previous search strategy [2] but included only studies on ischaemic heart disease and extended the inclusion of studies to those published up to July 2010.
For an additional safety analysis we extended the inclusion criteria to all RCTs comparing pyronaridine alone or in combination with any other antimalarial.
As a compromise, we extended the inclusion criteria for trials taking medications as control and presented results according to separate control methods [ 80].
To have a sufficient number of patients in the historical cohort, close to the number of patients in the recent cohort, we have extended the inclusion period by 1992.
As a result, the list of relevant proteins associated with each compound is extended by inclusion of their known first-order protein protein interaction partners and other proteins participating in the same pathways.
