Sentence examples for grounds for inclusion from inspiring English sources

Then, the refined models were completed by adding paths that had an MI (modification index) of 10 or greater paths were considered one by one in descending order of the MI and if and only if they had theoretical grounds for inclusion.

Relevant information will include the potential risks and benefits, grounds for inclusion or exclusion from screening, and subsequent referral and treatment.

The grounds for inclusion of the fat content were based on 1) better simulation of a mixed meal and 2) its influence of slowing the ingested glucose production (gastrointestinal emptying) to spread the plasma glucose and insulin responses over more of the selected 5-h treatment period.

Regarding the grounds for the path inclusion, this study took a conservative approach.

A cross made of steel beams from the World Trade Center that has stood for a year at ground zero will be considered for inclusion in a permanent memorial to the victims of the attack on the World Trade Center, officials overseeing the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan said today.

Several covariates considered for inclusion on theoretical grounds were deleted due to collinearity.

Of the 651 patients who developed sepsis during our 3-year study period, a total of 181 (121 ground ambulance, 60 HEMS) meet our criteria for inclusion (Fig. 1).

He also believes Olympic inclusion provides genuine grounds for optimism.

The Wampis community of Mayuriaga seized a grounded military helicopter late on Sunday, holding crew members and several officials to press for inclusion in the emergency response plan, said Germán Velásquez, the president of state-owned energy company Petroperu.

This was identified as a key flaw in the design, on the grounds that it would not be possible to convince researchers to part with samples that had been painstakingly collected for inclusion in a single effort [ 4].

The inclusion of socio-economic grounds for legal abortion (64%) and making abortion on request legal in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy (60%) were the most frequent proposals for law reform, mostly based on pro-women's rights arguments.