Sentence examples for points for inclusion from inspiring English sources

The governor gets points for inclusion, but we can't help feeling his real objective is to stuff so many people on the stage that he and Mr. McCall will just fade into the sea of faces.

If/when researchers identify new end points for inclusion, there is a defined process to follow.

The remaining 495 genes in our RNA-seq data set lacked sufficient variation over the five time points for inclusion within the phaseogram.

The consequences of using different cut-off points for inclusion of whole-grain foods are highlighted in the present analysis and in the previous NDNS analysis.

The survey started at a central point and used a systematic sampling interval (four or five) to identify the private sector sampling points for inclusion if they were on the census list.

In making recommendations on cardiovascular end points for inclusion in an MeHg benefits assessment, we considered both the strength of evidence linking the outcome with MeHg and whether it has sufficient clinical specificity that changes in incidence could be estimated and economic valuation could be applied.

Pathway and disease association analyses were performed with the in-house WPS software [47] and a P≤0.01 cutoff point for inclusion of differentially expressed genes.

Cut-points: For inclusion in analyses, children were required to record accelerometer counts on at least two days for a minimum of 360 minutes per day between the hours of 6.00 am-11.00 am-11.00 am-11.00

The cut-off point for inclusion in the TA217 meta-analysis was March 2010.

December 31st 2007 was regarded as "end-point" for inclusion in the present study.

Of the 40 variables included in the Frailty Index, three were continuous, with no clear cut-point for inclusion.