Sentence examples similar to using the all inclusive from inspiring English sources

The One-Stop-Shop [11] provides coverage of multiple states, and all of the systems make use of sensors in addition to temperature, so there is added benefit in using the all-inclusive feeds from these providers.

Analyses were also run using the all-inclusive dataset.

> -wrap-foot> We determined the best orthologs between genomes (Moreno-Hagelsieb and Latimer 2008) using the all-inclusive approach of the RBH.

Analyses were also run using the all-inclusive dataset and the supertree compared to the re-grafted one to test the effects of constraining monophyly.

And John Terry has used the all-inclusive nature of post-millennium ceremonies to persuade future generations that he captained Chelsea in the finals of both the 2012 Champions League and 2013 Europa League.

As a result of the frequent use of the all-inclusive term asbestos and the limitations in analysis and identification, most studies through the late 1990s provided little quantitative scientific basis for distinguishing between the effects of chrysotile as compared to those of amphibole asbestos.

It is long and, using the term politely, inclusive.

We did major population cohort based analyses using all inclusive data of women undergoing POP surgery in the state of New York.

"It's really meant to be used to mean all inclusive, including the men-who-have-sex-with-men population," he said.

The speech at King's church was, above all, inclusive.

I would imagine that those involved in "nonacute" epidemiology or investigating non-urgent public health problems also consider themselves to be carrying out "field work" (such as doing a nutritional or behavioral survey or assessment in the community) and might object to the all-inclusive title used for this book.