Sentence examples for limited to include from inspiring English sources
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Given the progressive nature of the disease it would be expected that parameters would change over a lifetime and so the 'full' dataset used in the analyses described was limited to include only those dogs that were 1, 2 or 3 years (365 1459 days) old at the time of evaluation.
However, the term recently was limited to include only the set of secreted or extracellular proteins in a species (3, 4).
Others are derived from fruits and vegetables; not limited to include curcumin (turmeric), genistein (soybean), catechins (green tea) [ 7], but also herbs like vinca alkaloids, podophyllotoxin, berberine, lemons grass oils, flavonoid and camptothecin; another group of promising anticancer agents [ 11].
When the data were merged and limited to include complete adherence data, this resulted in a cohort of 690,968 veterans, of whom 72.86% were NHW, 12.85% were NHB, and 5.11% were Hispanic with type 2 diabetes.
Three members of the group (EJJ, NRC and JAJ) felt that the evidence is still too limited to include reductions in breast, prostate and lung cancer in analyses of the benefits and harms of aspirin use, and favoured a more conservative analysis that included reductions in only colorectal, oesophageal and stomach cancer.
"What's more likely to happen is that there is going to be pressure on limited partners to include clauses that prohibit them from investing in gun manufacturers.
Although these were recorded during the morning hand-offs, they were considered to be of limited information to include in the discharge letters.
Extension of the limited network to include competing reactions that also lead to the formation of H2O did not alter the overall conclusions concerning H2CO and CH3OH formation.
Having identified unlinked WC claims among SOII sampled establishments, we further limited claims to include only those that most likely met the SOII case reporting criteria, that is, an OSHA DAFW case.
However, during the late '90s it became increasingly common for some limited edition digipaks to include CD-ROMs, evolving by the early 2000s into the inclusion of DVDs.
