Sentence examples for progressive inclusion from inspiring English sources

They also stand for progressive inclusion.

Particularly, the development of clinical evidence achieved by functional neuroimaging techniques over the past two decades have motivated a progressive inclusion of several biomarkers in the clinical diagnostic criteria for neurodegenerative diseases that occur with parkinsonism.

The increasing limits of standards on aerosol and gaseous emissions from internal combustion engines have led to the progressive inclusion of different exhaust aftertreatment systems (EATS) as a part of the powertrain.

The progressive inclusion of SO in the diet led to a linear increase (P < 0.01) in total n − 6 fatty acids in the muscle, however, the source of dietary n − 3 affected (P < 0.01) the accumulation pattern of these fatty acids having a more marked response in fish fed the FO based diets.

Three models were built in this analysis with progressive inclusion of confounders.

This allows a progressive inclusion of patients onto the schedule, but still leaving space for more urgent patients until the last moment.

Then, a progressive OCT inclusion was done using PBS in three steps for 1 hour each: OCT PBS (1 3), OCT PBS (1 1), and OCT.

A recent elegant study has suggested a causative link between progressive Lewy inclusion formation and neurodegeneration of nigral dopaminergic cells with correspoding deficit in striatal dopamine and motor function [ 48].

He points to Cowboy Ventures founder Aileen Lee, calling her a "towering pillar of progressive values, equality, inclusion and diversity".

This set of beliefs is what was rejected at the polls this week, when voters repudiated anti-woman, anti-immigrant and anti-equality politicians in favor of progressive leaders advocating inclusion and diversity.

The best-case scenario would see a larger and more permanent political space that welcomes cross-ethnic progressive agendas, the inclusion of women as at every level, and a civil society free from the bonds of self-censorship.