Sentence examples for more consistent inclusion from inspiring English sources
Communication could be enhanced with the use of structured letter templates that facilitate more consistent inclusion of key patient and educational information to referring doctors [ 53, 54].
This may in turn promote more consistent support for its inclusion within undergraduate programmes.
In a substantial number of patients, the number and distribution of TDP-43 inclusions were more consistent with a TDP-43 type A proteinopathy [ 107] or intermediate to type B and type A proteinopathy [ 152].
This finding is more consistent with concurrent multifocal formation of αS inclusions with variable spreads as we suggest could explain some of the presentation of Lewy pathology in human brains (see below).
In general, inclusion of geological evolution is better and more consistent than cosmology, which, if mentioned, is often left to high school.
Curiously, for the one-pot cyclopropanation method using the oxazolidinone 9, this effect is less marked (entries 6 9), although on the basis of experience, inclusion of copper metal tends to lead to more consistent results.
Hausman tests performed to assess the differences in estimates between random and fixed effect specifications indicate that the inclusion of fixed effects is necessary to make the parameter estimates more consistent (p < 0.01).
The increase in DGV correlations due to the inclusion of more reference bulls clearly shows that the genomic prediction for candidates becomes more consistent with an increasingly larger reference population.
The response rate and overall survival in our study is more consistent with that of the study of Greco et al (2002), where there appears to have been tighter inclusion criteria.
