This more inclusive definition of positive results allowed the inclusion of all 12 inception cohort studies, four regulatory cohort studies, 27 abstract cohort studies, and four manuscript cohort studies.
Thus, the use of a sensitive, potentially overly inclusive definition is typical when investigating conditions for which the inclusion of suspect cases cannot be validated (e.g., by using laboratory test) and is common when investigating apparently new disease events, particularly when that event may be a new outbreak or epidemic.
She is quick to offer an inclusive definition of Cornish culture that includes oyster fishing.
Some people think a new, more inclusive definition of wilderness should be legislated.
In one typical example, the agency is pressing other regulators to accept an inclusive definition of the word "customer".
But even with this broad and inclusive definition and scope, science is often seen as too complex for anyone but experts.
As a whole, "Making Choices" proceeds from this inclusive definition, which gets worked out in varied, more or less nuanced ways throughout.
Ms. Feinstein plans to reintroduce the assault weapons bill with a more inclusive definition, banning even those with just "one or more military characteristics".
Because there are many exceptions to the basic features, however, a satisfactory inclusive definition of all the Crustacea is extraordinarily hard to frame.
A Hong Kong newspaper controlled by the central government warned that the legislature could be dissolved if democrats gained control.Ironically, Mr Deng's discourses offer a rather inclusive definition of a patriot as one who "respects the Chinese nation, sincerely supports the motherland's resumption of sovereignty over Hong Kong and wishes not to impair Hong Kong's prosperity and stability".
Marxists tend to adopt a "force inclusive definition" of exploitation.
