Sentence examples for supplementary inclusion from inspiring English sources

Nine of these (25%) met the proposed IDSA case definition of PTLDS, while the remaining 27 (75%) had persistent symptoms after treatment of Lyme disease but failed to meet supplementary inclusion or exclusion criteria in the IDSA case definition.

Patients meeting a less stringent definition with a history of physician-documented Lyme disease and current fatigue, musculoskeletal pain or neurocognitive dysfunction but failing to meet supplementary inclusion or exclusion criteria relating to the timing of symptom onset or the presence of minor depression were also included, but are identified and presented separately.

It's a surprisingly simple material, usually made from approximately 10% Portland cement, 3% supplementary cementitious inclusion (for example fly ash or ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS)), 80% aggregates (such as gravel and sand), and 7% water.

The initial search strategy for the meta-analysis yielded 288 potential articles for inclusion (Supplementary Table 1).

(DOCX 17 kb) Additional file 2: Supplementary data 2: Inclusion and exclusion criteria (see also Fig.   1 ).

More detailed information on the participation rate can be found in the flow chart of inclusion (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Supplementary specifications regarding inclusion profiles and studies belonging to CIMBA are available in the reports by Couch et al. [ 35] and Gaudet et al. [ 36].

37 Qualitative data will be extracted from the included studies using an adaptation of the Supplementary Guidance for Inclusion of Qualitative Research in Cochrane Systematic Reviews of Interventions.

Indeed, differentiation of BE2 brain tumour cells by Retinoic Acid is associated with a reduction in hnRNPH expression and an increase in IG20 exon 20 inclusion (Supplementary Figure S13).

Data extraction was also specific to the type of study and based on other guidelines, e.g. review articles were based on the PRISMA checklist ; qualitative studies were based on the Supplementary Guidance for Inclusion of Qualitative Research in Cochrane Systematic Reviews of Interventions.

RT-PCR were done trying to minimize the number of cycles and at least 3′ of elongation to diminish the PCR bias for short isoforms (Rukov et al. 2007), except for those probing exon 10′ inclusion (supplementary fig. S3), for which we used 36 cycles in each of two rounds of amplification.