Sentence examples for studies were inclusive from inspiring English sources
Although the effectiveness of moxibustion treatment has been reported by others, the results of most of those studies were inclusive: the studies were of low quality and had high risks of bias [ 26, 27].
The target school of this study was inclusive, as it sought admission of students from varying backgrounds and levels of ability.
Family support in this study is inclusive of both financial and emotional support.
To ensure our study was inclusive of the whole community, participants were not excluded on the basis of body mass index (with the exception of underweight women).
The current study is inclusive of all codes, and so includes 'superficial injuries to the head', which nevertheless required admission to hospital.
The study was inclusive of a highly heterogeneous group of patients (including a wide variation in age, ICU admission diagnosis and comorbidities) in an observational study with absence of strict protocolization of SBT performance (for example type, pressure support levels, duration) or extubation decision making; thus, the variation in patients and practice may have diluted the observed signal.
The AE definition used in the present study was inclusive, in accordance with the GTT methodology, and did not require that the patient should have experienced a disability or prolonged hospital stay which is the definition of AEs that originates from the Harvard medical practice study methodology [ 23].
Limitations of this study are inclusive to the error analysis of the Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC) which was developed by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to accurately predict the release, dispersal and effects of Nuclear, Biological and Chemical hazards in support of decision makers responding to an accident or event.
We applied an operational definition of workarounds to behaviours described in the reviewed studies and were inclusive rather than exclusive.
But this is me talking, not a result of the study—researchers can choose to be inclusive.
