Sentence examples for more inclusive model from inspiring English sources

"In the past we recognized the mathematical and verbally gifted, but we need to develop a more inclusive model," she said.

It was a refreshing change to sense that from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) as it moves toward a more inclusive model of communication, planning, and consultation.

A further five factors were associated with any-stage AKI at the level of P <0.05, and were added to the more inclusive model.

Hosmer-Lemshow tests and calibration plots (Table  9 and Figure  2B) demonstrated that the more inclusive model demonstrated better calibration than each of the four comparison scores.

In this more inclusive model, the coefficient on peer monitoring again reaches statistical significance at the p < 0.05 level, and the other findings from Model 3 persist.

Bruce, a researcher, explained that his agency had been experimenting with different approaches for some time with mixed results and wanted a more inclusive model.

If we had more inclusive models of dealing with conflict, and allowing for the liberation of love - imagine the harmony that would create.

He explained why his company has been working with COIAB on Brazil's Business and Indigenous People's Dialogue Initiative, which focuses on improving the relationship between companies and indigenous peoples in the Amazon, building more inclusive models of engagement and planning.

Many theories have been developed and there has been a move away from models that focus on an individual to more inclusive models that include social networks, community, and societal aspects (9, 11, 12).

Progress of investigations into epigenetic disease etiology will rely on the development of observational methodology and more inclusive models that take account of specific epigenetic phenomena and their interactions with environments.

Factors selected for the more inclusive prognostic model were those from the full model with P <0.05.