Sentence examples for reflecting inclusion from inspiring English sources

Significantly, more women were treated with CT drugs (P<0.001, χ test) reflecting inclusion of a study of a novel schedule of cyclophosphamide, methotrexate and infusional 5-FU for women with breast cancer (O'Byrne et al, 1998).

VPT was a less sensitive indicator of abnormal nerve conduction, probably reflecting inclusion of upper extremity nerves in the definition of abnormal nerve conduction, and identification of subclinical neuropathy as mild abnormalities of physiological function determined by electrodiagnostic criteria but without clinically discernible signs or reported symptoms as we have previously reported (20).

The back of Cheung's medal depicts the the heart of victory, showing the area "close to the heart of the goddess", which was chosen to reflect "inclusion and togetherness".

At that time, a spokeswoman for the Presidential Inaugural Committee said that instead of Giglio, it wanted a pastor who reflected "inclusion and acceptance for all Americans" to deliver prayers.

Similarly, the high proportion of Angiospermae in western Canada may reflect inclusion of salt-marsh plants excluded from other inventories.

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The variability in clutch size reported for P. canaliculata [ 4, 30] may reflect inclusion of data for other species, particularly P. insularum.

The sample size reflects inclusion of a range of professionals from all hospitals, their availability and knowledge of business case development.

Differences in K m values are less well understood but may reflect inclusion of a catalytic constant (Kcat) of ethanol oxidation/ acetaldehyde reduction in experimentally observed values.

First, despite the study authors taking care to ensure that donors were volunteers and that individuals with high-risk behaviours were excluded, obtained seroprevalence values nevertheless could reflect inclusion of some individuals with a history of injecting drugs.

Our selection criteria explicitly excluded SSTIs diagnoses that we thought likely be represent nosocomial or chronic infections, and thus our incidence rates and microbiology results do not reflect inclusion of those types of infections.