inclusions

"The poem was a new inclusion in the textbook."

"The inclusion of the poem added value to the course."

"The bread dough had small inclusions of brown bits, likely from the nuts added to the recipe. "

"The jeweler pointed out tiny inclusions of gas bubbles within the otherwise perfect diamond, explaining they were trapped during its formation deep underground. "

"Under the microscope, the pathologist noticed viral inclusions in the infected cells, indicating a possible measles infection. "

"The doctor examined the skin on my arm and said the small bumps were likely harmless inclusions, like tiny cysts trapped beneath the surface. "

"The class roster showed several inclusions, meaning students who were previously in a smaller reading group had been added to the main class list. "

"Her scholarship came with several inclusions, such as mandatory summer courses and a limited choice of majors. "