Sentence examples for inclusive selection from inspiring English sources
The process of electing a UN secretary general has typically involved some closed-door discussions, but the 1 for 7 Billion campaign is leading a push for a fairer, more open and inclusive selection process.
Inclusive selection process The Ministry Developed criteria for selection of the teachers in consultation with local school systems and UNICEF.
Additionally, some reviews include non-randomised studies, the results of which may differ from randomised trials as a result of more inclusive selection criteria or selection bias.
Universities should provide flexible and inclusive selection and admission policies to increase equity in access and outcomes for indigenous and ethnic minority students.
This underlines the importance for a rational and inclusive selection process for candidate genes for GWAS hits rather than the common practice of only focusing on the closest gene.
Given the highly competitive context of health professional programme selection, it is also recommended that universities provide more flexible and inclusive selection and admission policies for students from underserved populations [ 1, 10].
It is also one of the more stimulating, although it has its weak points, among them a too-inclusive selection of works.
He stressed that prone positioning relieves severe hypoxemia, and suggested that overly inclusive patient selection might have precluded previous clinical trials from demonstrating a survival benefit.
The science was just plain wrong, so Darwin's theory should be abandoned and replaced with a more inclusive social-selection theory, she argues.
The quality of included studies is assessed with the Quality Assessment of Diagnostic Accuracy Studies-2 checklist, containing items such as a consecutive and all-inclusive patient selection process, blinding of index test and reference standard assessment, a valid reference standard, and complete verification of all included participants.
For this reason, we have been inclusive in our selection of studies, resulting in a large number of studies selected for the review.
