Sentence examples for section inclusion from inspiring English sources

Appendix, section 'Inclusion and exclusion criteria of the patients' outlines the inclusion and exclusion criteria (for details, see also ref [ 17]).

As we will see the next section, inclusion of the unexpressed cells is important to accurately relate the expression level of the single-cell experiments to the 100-cell experiments.

The Methods section is divided into three distinct sections: Inclusion Criteria, Search Strategy and Analysis.

Inclusion of the dependence is done in section 'The inclusion of the limit distance into mass transport coefficients'.

The first that comes to mind is NIH's Office of Research on Women's Health, whose Web site includes a section on inclusion of women in research projects.

Rather, in a section on "inclusion", the vision document talks about the need to "design for, and with, people with different physical, mental health, social, cultural and learning needs, and for people with low digital literacy or those less able to access technology".

But after learning of the horn section's inclusion of Clarence's nephew Jake, and reading more on Bruce's decision to carry on the legacy, I've made just about an 180-degree turn.

The steps are numbered according to the section Recruitment, inclusion and exclusion at the institutional and at the individual level (Methods), where the procedure is described.

These included: unraveling or distortion of the 'Swiss roll', resulting in a mis-categorization of intestinal regions incomplete sections or tissue dropout due to sectioning defects inclusion of non-intestinal tissue in the slide, such as the perianal glands, which can appear similar to 'healthy crypts' uneven sectioning of the tissue, causing irregular staining in various regions.

unraveling or distortion of the 'Swiss roll', resulting in a mis-categorization of intestinal regions incomplete sections or tissue dropout due to sectioning defects inclusion of non-intestinal tissue in the slide, such as the perianal glands, which can appear similar to 'healthy crypts' uneven sectioning of the tissue, causing irregular staining in various regions.

The second one is a 2-D quasi-static problem for the cross-section of inclusion.