Sentence examples for inclusion basis from inspiring English sources

However, an analysis of randomized studies identified the same effect findings, when assessed on a RCT only inclusion basis.

Departures from the predicted trade-off due to the inclusion of basis function expansions and the assumption of correlated noise are examined.

With Mexicans consistently demanding inclusion on the basis of talent and competing skills.

Additionally, MEDLINE acts as a further quality control measure, as a committee selects journals for inclusion on the basis of their scientific policy and quality.

He considers immune differentiation a crucial criterion for individuality by arguing that the immune system establishes boundaries and thus, through the principle of inclusion, defines a basis for establishing individuation (Pradeu 2010 20122013013).

EasyJet, while not as well-known in the U.S., is very much changing the competitive landscape for airlines in Europe and deserves inclusion on the basis of its competitive activities against much bigger airlines, including British Airways.

These were manually annotated for attitude using the UAM systemic coder (O'Donnell 2002, 4.5) and selected for inclusion on the basis of their contribution to an ongoing 'thread' or discussion.

The results show that the reformulated genetic decomposition is viable and that the inclusion of the basis step as a mental process was seen in the cognitive model of the PMI shown by the students.

This model is closely related with certain essential values which underline the human rights, such as human dignity, individual freedom and equality; all these conduce to a decrease of barriers and lead to a social inclusion that sets basis to principles as: personal autonomy, nondiscrimination, universal accessibility, environmental normalization, civil dialogue, inter alia.

Validation and verification of the new developed solution are presented for the ageing spherical inclusion on the basis of recent published results and it is completed by comparisons with finite element simulations for the general and novel case of an oblate spheroid embedded in an ageing linear viscoelastic matrix.

Strasbourg's Jakob Sturm negotiated the city's inclusion on the basis of the Tetrapolitan Confession.