Sentence examples for interpretation of inclusion from inspiring English sources

Differences between reviews reflected differences in interpretation of inclusion criteria, searching and analytical methods or software.

Differences in pooled effect estimates across reviews reflected differences in interpretation of inclusion criteria, searching and analytical methods or software.

While GPs in one practice suggested potential participants, the rigid interpretation of inclusion criteria by the case manager meant that only patients who were already on the practice dementia register were eligible.

The former contains Poisson's ratio only, while the latter includes the material length scale parameter additionally, thereby enabling the interpretation of the inclusion size effect.

Also, the staff applied different interpretations of the inclusion criteria, and as a result they did not always inform all eligible patients about the study.

To ensure the correct interpretation of observed variations, inclusion and exclusion criteria for each QI are explicitly defined and considered during data processing.

Fewer studies include fathers which limits the interpretation of their results; inclusion of fathers provides a greater understanding of the genetic effects as the father-child relationship has less opportunity for confounding with environmental effects.

The 19 standards in the COHERE checklist address descriptions of human populations, animal populations, environmental assessment, spatial and temporal relationships of data from the three domains, integration of analyses and interpretation, and inclusion of expertise in the research team from disciplines related to human health, animal health, and environmental health.

A new model for interpretation of the role of inclusion in the transition of crack initiation modes was developed.

A further aspect is the absence of systematic screening of pain management in our study, which impeded interpretation of the found effect; inclusion of relevant measurements in future studies is recommended.

Thus, interpretation of studies with selective inclusion criteria but with short length of stay (Raphael et al. 2011, Kirksey et al. 2012) is difficult, especially in studies that have used discharge to a rehabilitation institution (in 30 70% of patients) (Gulotta et al. 2011, den Hertog et al. 2012).