Sentence examples for inclusive case from inspiring English sources

Michelin could make a much more modern, inclusive case for itself and ditch the somewhat impenetrable format.

Additionally, there is a separate, more inclusive, case definition used to diagnose ILI in Italian children.

Sensitivities ranged from 28.9-32.928.9-32.9%e greatest sensitivity resulting from the most inclusive case definition (#3).

These are arguments for an inclusive case definition, preferably one which has been in use for a while, and for which validation studies are available.

Sensitivities were slightly better for the three ICD-10 based case definitions, relative to ICD-9, ranging from 34.2-35.6%, with the greatest sensitivity resulting from the most inclusive case definition (#6).

An argument for more inclusive case definitions for CFS/ME would be the issue of treatment, since existing evidence indicates that side effects of cognitive behavioural treatment or graded exercise therapy are negligible.

In 2010, a Belgian study [ 1] explored the feasibility of introducing all-inclusive case-based payments for Belgian hospitals.

A recent report [ 4] explored the feasibility of introducing all-inclusive case-based payments for Belgian hospitals.

These five designers operate in a hybrid position within a pro-planet and pro-people framework, their existence demonstrates the need for a more inclusive business case focusing on the creative, financial and strategic benefits of sustainable practices.

A survey of the literature, inclusive of case reports, would suggest that surgical resection is the primary course of action for a WD patient with ICC, if liver function can be preserved and curative resection performed.

Among over 3,000 patients seen in the cornea and external diseases clinic between June 2008 and November 2008 inclusive, three cases of microsporidial infection were identified, all in patients with HIV/AIDS.