Sentence examples for inclusive definitions from inspiring English sources

Effects of possible inaccuracies in dating of diagnosis on the frequencies and timing of the most commonly reported symptoms were investigated using four increasingly inclusive definitions of first diagnosis/suspicion: 1. "Definite diagnosis" 2. "Ambiguous diagnosis" 3. "First treatment or complication suggesting pre-existing diagnosis", 4 "First relevant test or referral".

I think that's what happens for each of these characters – embracing the unexpected, new, inclusive definitions of what families can be".

The question of taxonomic differentiation was initially assessed for the type specimen (Trinil II) and morphologically similar Sangiran fossils and subsequently for increasingly inclusive definitions of H. erectus.

The study shows that less than half of ABB's cross-country patents are the result of international R&D collaboration as described by one of the more inclusive definitions found in previous literature.

The discussions swirling around 'species,'organismsm,' and 'individual' are interlocked, each suffering from vague and multiple criteria and thus forbidding the development of precise and inclusive definitions (Clarke and Okasha 2013).

Inclusive definitions allow for major studio productions, especially box office bombs, while exclusive definitions focus more on obscure, transgressive films shunned by the mainstream.

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".