Sentence examples for are made to include from inspiring English sources

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Comparisons are made to include water splitting methods, solar energy forms, energy efficiency, basic components needed by the processes, and engineering systems, among others.

Design recommendations are made to include the effects of looseness in cross-aisle sway analyses and to use cyclic testing to determine the shear stiffness of racking frames.

6 Taken out of their original context, these phrases are used until they are made to include the entire premises 7 in which the arrest takes place.

Under-enumeration is almost guaranteed even when huge efforts are made to include them in the census.

Additional efforts are made to include those families who are disadvantaged and whose children need the extra support nurseries and kindergartens can provide.

Ten multinational medical societies sponsored a joint statement, 'Surviving Sepsis Campaign', in which recommendations are made to include the results of these trials in the standard of care for patients with severe sepsis [7].

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Efforts were made to include women and blacks.

Modern additions have been made to include the Holocaust.

But no attempt was made to include the film component.

An extension of the DNA biosensor has been made to include the detection of viral DNA.

All efforts were made to include all relevant nomenclature categories using synonyms where appropriate.

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