inclusion
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3.7
- noun
- /ɪnˈkluːʒən/
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inclusión
- A total of 10 male patients who met both the inclusion and exclusion criteria were identified.
- inclusion criteria
- inclusion of data
- inclusion in the study
Examples
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Perhaps the biggest news from this year ́s event is the inclusion of rodeo legend, Joe Wainwright, who ́s gonna compete for the first time in years.
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Video clips were further selected for inclusion on the basis of noticeable audience response, typically laughter or applause.
Academic text (2015) -
Notice my inclusion of the parentheses.
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Rather, what may be overwhelming is the complexity, such as the inclusion of multiple outcomes and multiple questions.
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Well, we were actually having a bit of a discussion about the inclusion of the addendum.
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The mechanical properties of concrete are also significantly affected by the inclusion of waste rubber.
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Each study identified from the initial screening was reviewed to determine whether it met the inclusion criteria.
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Several techniques were incorporated to locate potential studies for inclusion in the meta-analysis.
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Table: ASFV isolates selected for inclusion in a study comparing ASFV genotypes and serogroups.
Academic text (2015) -
The inclusion of diverse perspectives made the discussion much more enriching.
Synonyms
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2.1
A part that helps make something happen or succeed, like trust in a team
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7.2
A smaller section inside a larger section, for example in a book or manual
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3.9
A piece placed inside something to give information or protect it
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small spot inside a cell that shows disease or how the cell works
- Specialized
A sudden infection by the herpes virus that damages the front and side parts of the brain
- Specialized
A muscle disease that slowly makes arm and thigh muscles weak in older adults
- Specialized
A rare long-lasting brain infection from measles that mainly affects children and young adults and often kills within three years
- Specialized
A rare brain infection after measles that slowly damages thinking and movement
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Inclusion as a thing comes from in- 'in' and cludere 'to shut', so it literally means a part put 'inside' something. That helps: an inclusion is a part or feature that is added and kept 'inside' another thing, like meals included in a tour price.