Sentence examples for inclusive both from inspiring English sources

Key inclusion criteria for sciatica patients were as follows: age between 30 and 60 (inclusive), both lower limbs present, pain duration >3 months, >3 on the 1 10-point VAS scale of leg pain, with this being the dominant pain problem and pain felt minimum to the calf, and the results of the straight leg test between 30 and 60 degrees.

Key inclusion criteria were as follows: diagnosis of sciatica, age between 30 and 60 (inclusive), both lower limbs present, pain duration 1 3 months, >3 on the 1 10 point VAS scale of leg pain, with this being the dominant pain problem.

Unlike earlier Farrakhan-inspired events, the Million Family March was far more inclusive, both ethnically and in terms of gender.

"The math just doesn't work for us," he said, "unless we have a candidate and an agenda that's more inclusive, both in tone and in policy".

Curbing executive pay or taxation, however, does not seem to me to be inclusive: both are an inadequate response to a system built on fundamental inequalities.

So Microsoft's vision of the future is highly social, highly scalable, but also highly inclusive, both in terms of hardware functionality and the game design.

It would be wilfully ramshackle and inclusive - both on the level of form, and on the level of content: an essayistic novel, or a novelistic essay.

"Cross-cultural is inclusive of both boxes".

What we need is good examples of mosques and madrasas that are inclusive of both men and women.

Assuming that growth is inclusive is both a moral imperative and a crucial condition for sustained economic development".

Where large-scale Australian exhibitions of international art have traditionally had a Eurocentric focus, the APT presents another worldview, one that is inclusive in both scope and philosophy, and it is overflowing with colour and movement.