Sentence examples for inclusive systematic from inspiring English sources

Here, we report the results of an inclusive systematic review and a meta-analysis of the peer-reviewed scientific literature to provide updated knowledge on the potential effectiveness of Salmonella vaccination.

This is a highly inclusive systematic review conducted in accordance with a prospectively published protocol, encompassing a broad range of qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods studies and reviews with an interpretive element.

A realist evaluation research starts from a middle range theory (MRT), which is understood as " theor [y] that lie [s] between the minor but necessary working hypotheses and the all-inclusive systematic efforts to develop a unified theory that will explain all the observed uniformities of social behavior, social organization and social change" [ 52] p. 39).

MRTs are defined as "theories that lie between the minor but necessary working hypotheses and the all-inclusive systematic efforts to develop a unified theory that will explain all the observed uniformities of social behavior, social organization, and social change" [ 28].

MRTs should be understood here as defined by Merton in 1968 as "theories that lie between the minor but necessary working hypotheses and the all-inclusive systematic efforts to develop a unified theory that will explain all the observed uniformities of social behavior, social organization and social change"[ 27].

The next challenge is finding an inclusive, but systematic way of sketching out the road map to a less-corrupt, more vibrant and accountable Philippines.

Most of these efforts have taken an inclusive approach to systematic review of the evidence.

Currently review authors seem to favour an inclusive approach and systematic examination of the relative contribution of studies to the synthesis rather than exclusion of lower quality studies [ 23].

The study findings provide a systematic and inclusive picture of the difficulties in providing health care to migrants and the possible solutions.

Developing the rating scale entailed systematic fieldwork in inclusive settings and review of the literature on preschool inclusion.

We argue that there should be a systematic, transparent, and inclusive effort by the IO community to generate scenarios for future MRIO tables, including data generated by integrated assessment models and studies of the possible efficiency and material requirements of future technology.