Sentence examples for subject inclusion from inspiring English sources
The subject inclusion criteria included a treatment that was planned to receive a dental implant in the future.
The subject inclusion criteria included age between 20 and 60 years old, male, the ability to provide informed consent, and normal medical history, physical examination and vital-sign findings.
The subject inclusion criteria included age greater than 18 years, the ability to provide informed written consent, normal medical history, physical examination and vital-sign findings, and a BMI between 18 and 30 kg/m2.
Strengths of the present study include assessment of oxidative stress and several lifestyles and alimentary habits, the homogeneous ethnic group, the rather narrow age range of competitive athletes, and strictly healthy subject inclusion.
Subject inclusion criteria were: BMI <30 kg/m2, fasting blood glucose <110 mg/dl, blood pressure <140/90 mmHg, VO2max of <35 ml/kg/min for females and <45 ml/kg/min for males, and no history of endocrine disorders.
Subject inclusion was based on: possession of at least 20 teeth, no periodontal treatment or antibiotic-related therapy for medical or dental reasons for 3 months before study inclusion, no history of long-term treatment with medications known to affect periodontal status, and no history of metabolic bone diseases.
The study design, subjects, inclusion and exclusion criteria and intervention program have been described earlier in detail [35], [36].
Control subjects' inclusion criteria were: aged above 18 years and no history of neurological or psychiatric disorders.
For MSD subjects inclusion criteria were pain or discomfort in the neck and/or shoulders since at least one month, as reported in the questionnaire.
Studies were excluded from our analysis if the study population included fewer than 50 subjects; a poorly defined population that is, when context, gender, age or study subjects inclusion criteria were not specified in the methods section.
Visual evaluations were performed monolaterally on the right or left side, according to a randomization list defined by the investigator before the subjects' inclusion, except for the décolletage, which was evaluated in its entirety.
