Sentence examples for this criterion includes from inspiring English sources

This criterion includes the assessment of shoulder and elbow range of movement, pain and disability.

In brief, this criterion includes the acute onset of bilateral alveolar infiltrates seen on a chest radiograph, a PaO2/FiO2 ratio < 300, and the absence of cardiogenic pulmonary edema (CPE) [ 23].

This criterion includes a series of questions related to the possession of household items such as a WC, radio, television, washing machine, car, full-time housekeeper, father's schooling and mother's schooling.

Using Goddard's optimization [ 18], assuming sufficient long-term selection to fix all favorable alleles, the selection criterion should be: This criterion includes only the sign (positive or negative) of the locus effect, because it is assumed that the favorable allele should be fixed regardless of the magnitude of its effect.

With this criterion included, a country such as China – which does not have a free press, democratic elections or other guarantees that western democracies treasure – can claim that it is as qualified to judge the United States on human rights as vice versa.

Examples of fixation hardware meeting this criterion include the TightRope (Arthrex, Naples, FL, US), ZipTight (Biomet Warsaw, Indiana, USA), and Endobutton (Smith & Nephew, Andover, MA, US).

We identified 108 transcription units that meet this criterion, including 26 putative ncRNAs (Supplementary Table S10).

Descriptors that would satisfy this criterion include "passed away" and "death".

Many arbitrary factors affect this criterion (including the differences in educational opportunities for rural and urban dwellers).

Since the CDC's bloodstream infection definition includes this criterion, including antimicrobial use in our computer infection rule improved the performance of this algorithm.

Model 1 included all baseline characteristics meeting this criterion, including baseline glycemic status (diabetes vs. no diabetes), but not glycemic treatment allocation.