Sentence examples for inclusive category from inspiring English sources

The most inclusive category is sensitive to 91-96 % of the total inelastic proton-proton cross section.

But they run out of steam eventually.The authors place the developed world in the "inclusive" category since they have, by definition, achieved economic success.

Some, then, take the articulation of an inclusive category of women to be the prerequisite for effective feminist politics and in recent years a rich literature has emerged that aims to conceptualise women as a group or a collective (e.g. Alcoff 2006; Frye 1996; 2011; Haslanger 2000b; Heyes 2000; Stoljar 1995; 2011; Sveinsdóttir 2011; Young 1997; Zack 2005).

But, at the level of the generators for the overt feature the genes regulating its architecture and the developmental pathways defining its construction parallelism affirms homology as the concept's fundamental meaning and raison d'etre, and the basis for its dichotomous contrast with convergence as alternatives within the more inclusive category of homoplasy.

First, it is important to note that the definition debate is not about penetration estimates (one in 10), but rather about estimates of the more inclusive category of sexual contact (one in four).

The often-repeated reference to the 'white working class' has grown counterproductive as it focuses on a narrowly defined group instead of using more broader, inclusive categories.

The concept of VERMIN designates "mutually inclusive categories open to any animal that is perceived to be annoying, disruptive, or unwanted" by humans, as defined in the words of Holm (2012: 76 11.

Superordinate levels were then considered as abstract generalizations of basic level representations and subordinate levels as perceptually less inclusive categories.

Themes and supporting quotes were then reviewed and classified into inclusive categories.

Stage 2 of the concept mapping process allowed the panel to establish collectively a smaller number of more inclusive categories for the statements that were generated.

It is a disservice to those who want to seek help and understanding and don't want to be lumped into a broad, all-inclusive category like autism.