Sentence examples for and the inclusivity of from inspiring English sources
The openness and the inclusivity of the movement have also meant that the visions and the end goal of this movement are varied.
"If we want this technology to actually have a positive effect on society, we need these economic improvements to be accompanied by improvements to the accessibility and the inclusivity of this technology," Revere explained.
Revere added, "So if we want this technology to actually have a positive effect on society, we need these economic improvements to be accompanied by improvements to the accessibility and the inclusivity of this technology".
"We considered interventions that would have impact across the hiring funnel, influencing who applies to a role in the first place, how hiring decisions are made, and the inclusivity of the process end-to-end," Paradigm CEO Joelle Emerson said in an email to TechCrunch.
Topics of note included the financial sustainability of non-exploitative porn, the stigma surrounding working in porn, and the inclusivity of certain groups within the community particularly people of color and trans women.
Other tests included an evaluation of the effects of necrosis, micro-organisms and homologous DNA sequences on assay performance, and the inclusivity of the assay for less frequent mutations.
"We do not judge others for their values and share the inclusivity of veganism by welcoming all into our spaces, non-vegans and vegans," the statement says.
Following the narrow goals and boundaries, the inclusivity of the process was also limited.
This paper intends to raise awareness of the needs of sports-wear for those playing wheelchair rugby and promote the inclusivity of athletes with disabilities.
The daily assertion and advocacy for the inclusivity of my people in places where the perpetuation of the single story narrative of Africa and the Diaspora as impoverished, war-ridden, lazy, thugs and/or HIV/AIDS ridden can be both daunting and dismaying.
We suggest the STEs have face and content validity, evidenced by the inclusivity of trial populations, subject populations and pharmacologic intervention populations in their calculation.
