Sentence examples for thorough inclusion of from inspiring English sources

Future studies should include a more thorough inclusion of predictor variables for injuries including previous injuries.

Indeed, CBPR as a whole can be viewed as essentially social scientific in light of its thorough inclusion of community involvement, community and organizational capacity building, political economic context, and the centrality of social, psychological, and economic impacts, instead of only physiological ones (Israel et al. 1998; Minkler and Wallerstein 2010).

Therefore, nutritionists are attempting to gain a more thorough understanding of inclusion of DF in pig diets.

The strengths of this study include the prospective study design, the number of standardised outcome measures, the standardised assessment of neurological patients and the thorough examination and inclusion of healthy controls.

The inclusion of a thorough training phase enabled inexperienced examiners to obtain satisfactory results.

These complex intervention characteristics necessitate the inclusion of a thorough process evaluation that assesses factors, indicating whether an intervention was delivered and received as intended [ 1, 2].

Considering the strict criteria for the inclusion of patients and the thorough monitoring process preceding controlled trials there might be an even higher risk when unselected RA patients are treated with anti-TNFα agents in daily rheumatologic care.

The main areas that were reported to be deficient were the conduct of a reasonably thorough search, the avoidance of bias in the inclusion of studies and referring to the validity of the included studies appropriately.

We noted problems with the reporting of key characteristics of meta-analyses, such as performing a thorough literature search, avoidance of bias in the inclusion of studies and appropriately referring to the validity of the included studies.

However thorough assessment of the temporal pattern of BNP requires inclusion of all calves affected by BNP, both clinical and subclinical, and therefore a clearer definition of all forms of the disease is necessary for appropriate analysis.

Importantly, the hospital-based design and the thorough characterisation of the patients in our study prevented the inclusion of healthy subjects with age-related airflow limitation.