Sentence examples for inclusion of over from inspiring English sources

Adconion says that, with the inclusion of over 500 new publisher sites from the Smartclip portfolio, Adconion will significantly grow its content network (current reach is said to be close to 700 million unique users) and expand its footprint to 17 countries worldwide.

The iterative approach, with inclusion of over 50 professional experts and expert EPW users, established good content validity for the PMST and the PMCDA.

The inclusion of over 4,500 patients allowed us, not only to ensure a sufficient number of persons with NTS, but also to provide statistical power to detect small yet potentially relevant effects.

This study, conducted in routine clinical practice in Germany over a period of approximately six years starting soon after the marketing authorisation of RTX, is possibly the largest of its type with the inclusion of over 2,400 patients.

One salient feature of the course was the inclusion of over 20 faculty members with an array of experience spanning genomics, proteomics, bioinformatics, biostatistics, mass spectrometry, genetics, molecular biology, biochemistry, lung and heart disease, clinical studies, human research, and mouse and cell models.

"Dressin' Up" is an uptempo, dance-rock and techno song that sees the inclusion of "over-sexualized" lyrical content.

24 Inclusion of over-the-counter medications and medications not consumed on a regular basis is also variable.

He felt it didn't match the success Carey's previous single, "Fantasy" (which also recalled its melody from an older song), and criticized the inclusion of several over-the-top "keyboard and synth arrangements".

In meta-analysis, the inclusion of crossed-over patients represents an important challenge.

Inclusion of cross-over studies obscures clinical benefits attributable to the different infusion schedules, and therefore these studies were excluded in the present review.

Those studies have also shown that more complete sampling, greater consistency in sample orientation, and the inclusion of phenotypes extending over longer length scales would provide greater coverage of common phenotypes.