Sentence examples for inclusive label from inspiring English sources
A wonderfully inclusive label, it can apply to anything, because anything can be a souvenir, any object whose real value lies in its association with a past journey — or, I suppose, a person.
Since that time, various government agencies including FDA and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development NICHDD) have worked together to develop pediatric-inclusive product labeling for existing and new drug molecules coming to the market, if the drug has been or could be used in children.
Quine (1954) used the label "inclusive" to refer to alternatives to quantificational logic that make allowance for such a model.
Hollywood's got far more work to do before they're labeled inclusive ― especially among its directors, a study says. .
"Putting the pieces together under one inclusive and rather bold label can stimulate discussion and innovation".
The workshop highlighted three general areas of research that are neither discrete nor inclusive but can be labeled as instrumental, symbolic, or conceptual.
Some schools actively dodge the label of "good inclusive practice" lest they be inundated with requests from desperate parents.
Product labels are often over inclusive and may result in over inclusion of interactions that may not necessarily be clinically proven.
Regardless of the underlying explanation, these results highlight the complexity of human demographic history, which is one motivation for frameworks like ours that use inclusive reference panels without population labels.
In the current study, a more inclusive classification scheme is proposed to label all various patterns of segmental forearm bone injuries in children taking into account apart from the radius, injuries of the ulna as well.
(Chinen) MIKE REED AND JEFF PARKER (Wednesday and Thursday) Mr. Reed, a drummer, composer and festival presenter from Chicago, released two strong records last year on the 482 Music label, each a reflection of his inclusive spirit of modernity.
