Sentence examples for inclusion alone from inspiring English sources

Looking at financial inclusion alone, only 31% of adults in Vietnam have bank accounts.

This inclusion alone justified a separate "deluxe" version of unknown quantity within original 2,500 pressing, and is also the reason that the set went for $158 on May 18th, when regular versions fetched no more than $90 on and around the 5/18 to 5/21 stretch of days.

While they might be able to afford some limited private health insurance, the protection from the financial consequences of prolonged health episodes or chronicle illness as well as financial security in old age requires some form of Government-brokered intra- and intergenerational solidarity mechanisms, which financial inclusion alone simply can't provide.

BinA inclusions alone from E. coli did not show toxic activity, like reported previously.

Why this variability exists is not understood, but this finding suggests that there is not a distinctive set of histologic features for c9FTD/ALS based on TDP-positive inclusions alone.

Histograms for Ramachandran scores (Figure 4A) and clashscores (a measure of the number of unusually short interatomic distances in a structure, Figure 4B) report the same trend: while inclusion of electrostatics alone has only a modest impact, the inclusion of the HINT representation of non-covalent interactions results in much more significant improvements in structure quality.

Compared with the control (Table 2), addition of NaNO3 or NaNO3 + NH4Cl significantly reduced the volume of the total gas and methane over the 24 h incubation (P < 0.01), whereas inclusion of NH4Cl alone reduced the total gas only by 5.3% (P < 0.05) and did not change methane production (P > 0.05).

It relies on a number of assumptions, and is based on invasive cancer incidence alone: inclusion of ductal carcinoma in situ might give larger estimates of excess incidence.

The inclusion of proADM alone (or all five biomarkers jointly) in addition to the PSI or CURB65 scores, respectively, significantly improved the AUC for prediction of serious complications.

As only 2% of patients had screening test data alone, inclusion of these data probably would not have altered the findings substantially.

However, for the fossil data alone inclusion of the quadratic term is not well-supported (including extant richness t = -1.49, df = 43, p = 0.144; not including extant richness t = -1.93, df = 42, p = 0.06).