Sentence examples for inclusive allows from inspiring English sources

Of these four samples, the most inclusive allows for a spectrum diagnosis for subjects of any ancestry (Table  1), whereas the least inclusive allows for only a strict diagnosis of autism for subjects of European ancestry (see Supplementary Material, Fig. S2 for experimental design).

Of this fact, they imply new logical investigations, associating to the classical logic founded on the third excluded logic of third inclusive allowing to virtually studying the trouble from psychic real-life experiences.

25 The operational definition of acute geriatric unit used in this review was inclusive, allowing information to be combined across healthcare systems in different parts of the world.

While the first definitions of MCI excluded those with ADL impairments [ 30], more recent clinical definitions are more inclusive allowing impairment in complex or instrumental ADLs [ 31] although those with severe ADL impairments may be excluded from a diagnosis.

A new patronage system could eventually be made fairer and more inclusive, perhaps allowing institutions to grow around it slowly.

He wanted to be inclusive and allow members of his cabinet to express their opinions and discuss issues freely.

Society today, he said, is too diverse as well as too inclusive to allow for a more figurative or symbolic language for memorials.

"This legislation will help make our armed forces even stronger and more inclusive by allowing gay and lesbian soldiers to serve honestly and with integrity," he said.

In this regard, Key was like a Tony Blair of the South Seas: a certain level of personal charisma and a socially inclusive façade allowed both Key and Blair to sell the nasty side of neoliberalism.

Mr. Portillo, a one-time protégé of Margaret Thatcher, has evolved into a social liberal with an acknowledged homosexual past who says the party must be more inclusive and allow room for those who do not share his opposition to the European common currency.

The B hadron energy spectrum is measured over the full kinematic range using a new, inclusive technique, allowing stringent tests of predictions for its shape and a precise measurement of <χB> = 0.714 ± 0.0005 stat).