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Meanings of consider for inclusion in English

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Usage of consider for inclusion in English
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All patients were considered for inclusion regardless of operative or nonoperative management.
Pubmed
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These charges will be considered for inclusion on next year's Convocation agenda.
Fire With Fire
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There are 17 songs being considered for inclusion in the stage show.
Reuters
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Pyronaridine-artesunate should be considered for inclusion in malaria treatment programmes.
Pubmed
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The FSB's latest list makes no mention of reinsurers, a category still being considered for inclusion.
Reuters
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Only randomized controlled trials were considered for inclusion.
Pubmed
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Every study that was published in the English, German, French or Dutch language was considered for inclusion.
Pubmed
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But a large number of the current cabinet shouldn't be considered for inclusion under a Ramaphosa administration.
The South African
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Three of these are in conserved domains and should be considered for inclusion in a candidate vaccine.
Pubmed
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Papers published from database inception to April 20, 2020, were considered for inclusion.
Pubmed
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Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort (CRIC) Study participants who had Doppler echocardiography performed were considered for inclusion.
Pubmed
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Selfie is not yet in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), but is currently being considered for inclusion.
Wired
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If you would like to submit a listing to be considered for inclusion please fill in the following form.
The Irish Times
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Seven sports had been considered for inclusion by the IOC, with squash, karate, softball, baseball and roller sports rejected.
The Guardian
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To be considered for inclusion in the OED, a word must first be added to the dictionary's 'watch list' database.
The South African
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Several sports including squash and a joint bid for baseball and softball, had been vying to be considered for inclusion.
BBC