Sentence examples for more specific inclusion from inspiring English sources

Where no significant benefit was found for the test group as a whole, study authors postulated more specific inclusion criteria were necessary for future studies.

Continuation of this work with a larger cohort, more specific inclusion criteria for diagnosis, and an active-control group would be important to replicate and further validate these preliminary findings.

The larger proportion of patients with a genetic diagnosis in our cohort may reflect the larger number of genes studied, more specific inclusion criteria, and a high frequency of consanguinity.

Based on exploratory analyses, we found that requiring evidence of a PAH-indicated medication appeared to be a more specific inclusion criterion than requiring PH/PAH-associated diagnosis codes.

They usually include randomization to one of two treatment groups of equal size and target a homogenous group of subjects defined by more specific inclusion and exclusion criteria than applied in a learning trial.

More specifically, inclusion of the learning achieved from lithographic technology, as well as specific bonding process control methods are discussed.

However, this study was able to investigate both serum and antigen-induced cytokine responses in association with clinical outcome in a longitudinal cohort of TB patients containing both HIV positive and negative individuals, in contrast with previous studies which have tended to be cross sectional and more specific in their inclusion criteria.

A larger cohort of osteosarcoma patient samples should allow for more specific conclusions and the inclusion of potential prognostic variables.

Patients with mechanical ventilation (MV) for more than 48 hours with specific inclusion criteria, who successfully tolerated a spontaneous breathing trial (SBT), were randomly allocated before extubation, either for (A) a conventional extubation protocol (control group), or (B) the MI-E extubation protocol (study group).

The inclusion of more specific assays, such as the domain-I-β2GPI.antibodies is too premature and depends on further investigation in large clinical studies and the commercial availability.

The participants did suggest inclusion of more specific mortality information by race.