His philosophical efforts, however, were more inclusive and more complete than those of his contemporaries.
But we need to make sure it is complete and inclusive — and genuine.
However, the process of decision making for PERCH was rigorous, deliberative and inclusive and took 18 months to complete.
Preoperative and systemic work up was initiated, inclusive of complete blood count, metabolic profile, coagulation studies, sedimentation rate, thyroid function tests, acetylcholine receptor antibodies both binding and blocking, & angiotensin converting enzyme.
In both the county- and individual-level analyses, PTB was defined as a birth occurring between 20 and 36 weeks completed gestation (inclusive), with 37 completed weeks and above considered term birth.
It is unique in preserving a complete set of forms of the old verb a- 'to be' and in preserving complete sets of forms for both inclusive and exclusive 'we'we
Data for individuals aged 20 79 years diagnosed with invasive stage 1 IV CRC (ICD-O3 codes C18 to C20, C21.8) in Queensland between 1 January 1996 and 31 December 2007 (inclusive) (n=18 561) with complete address information were extracted from the Queensland Cancer Registry (QCR).
A recent Harvard study shows that a typical American doctor appointment (average length 20 minutes) actually took 121 minutes inclusive of travel, waiting, paying, and completing paperwork.
While waiting out a storm in the bitter cold, he and his fellow travellers imagined a more inclusive polar experience complete with luxury transportation and accommodation. .
