Sentence examples similar to aspect for inclusion from inspiring English sources
Five focus group interviews were performed, including patients with hypertension (n = 15) and healthcare professionals experienced in hypertension care (n = 12) to identify important aspects for inclusion in the self-report system.
Each of these three themes - gender equality; SMEs; and the digital economy - are important for both aspects of inclusion.
Also the curriculum content has many positive aspects for supporting inclusion.
This similarity may have contributed to the consensus in identifying important aspects of experiences for inclusion in the NORPEQ.
As there are established clinical measures for assessing lung function, this aspect was not explored for inclusion in the ASD; however, all other aspects of asthma, as contemplated by GINA, emerged in the qualitative subject interviews and, in addition to the clinical endorsement of these symptoms throughout the development process, add support to the content validity of the ASD.
In the present paper we address mathematical descriptions of some specific aspects of multifunctional DPFs for inclusion in comprehensive simulation tools in a physically accurate and computationally efficient manner.
Therefore, questions exploring these aspects were included in the questionnaire as both aspects were considered essential criteria for inclusion in the final analyses.
Of the samples from the 429 refugees, a subset of 274 (which included posttreatment duplicates) was chosen by the Ministry of Health for inclusion in this aspect of the study.
Looking beyond this model itself, this simple and adaptable approach for calculating an overall index of ecosystem health directly from measured data, makes aspects of this model highly suitable for inclusion within larger, dynamic models such as those that simulate water quality parameters as a function of time.
This review clearly emphasises the need for inclusion of these aspects during routine assessment (either in questionnaires, clinical assessment or both).
