Sentence examples for overly inclusive from inspiring English sources
This still strikes some as overly inclusive.
Clinical definitions of ASD are constantly changing, and include a broad swath of individuals with heterogeneous disorders; while this was the motivation for our analysis, it is also conceivable that misdiagnosis due to overly inclusive criteria led to the inclusion of false-positive outliers in our study.
The inclusion criteria for this review were overly inclusive to capture all or any values and preferences on HIVST among KP.
Thus, the use of a sensitive, potentially overly inclusive definition is typical when investigating conditions for which the inclusion of suspect cases cannot be validated (e.g., by using laboratory test) and is common when investigating apparently new disease events, particularly when that event may be a new outbreak or epidemic.
The joke is so well known in the United States that just the punch line is usually sufficient for rebuffing an overly inclusive we.
But Mr. Debrowski's remark at the meeting that the recalls were "overly inclusive" was also controversial because it implied that Mattel was admitting that it had made the problem in China look larger than was actually the case.
"The FDA's definition of sexual contact is oral, anal or vaginal sex, so it's so overly-inclusive based on what we know HIV to be transmitted through," Franzone told HuffPost's Noah Michelson.
Our definition of QoL was not overly-inclusive; we required that studies had used a QoL or HRQOL scale that assessed several domains of functioning.
It's almost too inclusive".
