Sentence examples for as necessary to include from inspiring English sources

Exhibit 1 of this License shall be amended as necessary to include the addition of geographic areas to the Service Area and all areas identified as being within the Service Area shall be subject to the terms of this License".

The motifs were expanded as necessary to include: structural features (bZip and Yap1 C-term similarities), columns with conservative substitutions, columns with high levels of conservation that were not reflected in the moving averages and to combine short stretches of conservation into larger fragments (Figure 1 A, conserved and motifs).

We contacted different households as necessary to include about four randomly selected subjects, each one from different households, for each "index" dwelling.

We adjusted each cost study as necessary to include all costs (e.g., overhead) and payers (e.g. public payers), based on data from other cost studies and from the NHE.

The essential role of HSCs in stigma reduction and overall improvement of occupational health and safety was also highlighted in discussion groups as necessary to include in a trial.

To be as comprehensive as possible, it was necessary to include a wide range of free-text terms for each of the concepts.

Is it really necessary to include "as" before "per"?

Although we recognize that this approach may introduce a confounding temporal factor into the analysis, the step was necessary to include as many data of reasonable quality as possible in the analysis; choosing only a single year of data would minimize the number of available sites.

Nonetheless, we concluded it was necessary to include as comprehensive a list of independent variables as possible to ensure a robust analysis of the independent effects of GDM on the outcomes of interest.

For instance, if the source is described as a cat, it is necessary to include "mewing", "purring", or "hissing" to provide a more exact description.

As regards these subcategories, it turned out that it was not necessary to include them as separate groups, since the preferences of these subgroups were not substantially different from each other and since some of these subgroups were not organised in such a way so as to exert a substantial influence on policy making.