Sentence examples for this inclusive definition from inspiring English sources

As a whole, "Making Choices" proceeds from this inclusive definition, which gets worked out in varied, more or less nuanced ways throughout.

As we have reported elsewhere (George et al. 2015), this inclusive definition is restrictive, but not so restrictive that it does not allow for generalizations.

This inclusive definition aligns itself with the Registered Nurses Association off Ontario's definition to provide consistency amongst existing definitions.

1 3 The WHO inclusively defines health systems as "all the activities whose primary purpose is to promote, restore or maintain health," recognising that the health system extends beyond that of the public health sector. 4 Despite this inclusive definition, most analyses are limited to an examination of the public sector within geopolitical territorial boundaries.

Due to the inclusive definition of 'intervention' used in this study, and the relative absence of pre-designed interventions in the literature, much of the empirical evidence included in this review is derived from 'natural experiments'.

This more inclusive definition of positive results allowed the inclusion of all 12 inception cohort studies, four regulatory cohort studies, 27 abstract cohort studies, and four manuscript cohort studies.

Libertarians can be understood as accepting this "force inclusive" definition of exploitation, but come to the opposite conclusion.

We chose this more inclusive definition for influenza season to increase event counts (different intervals tested in sensitivity analyses).

This more inclusive definition contributed to a higher estimated prevalence than estimates from other national and international surveys based on physical measurement alone.

But even with this broad and inclusive definition and scope, science is often seen as too complex for anyone but experts.

"This new, more inclusive definition will provide us with a more accurate understanding of the scope and volume of these crimes".