Sentence examples for children incorporated from inspiring English sources

Children incorporated into their games stoops, cornices, manhole covers, curbs and fire escapes.

In addition, a larger number of older children incorporated human elements into their drawings, often with reference to conservation.

Quality-adjusted survival estimates in HIV-infected children incorporated patient-derived, preference-based utility measures [34], in combination with survival estimates reported for pediatric populations and (because most infants will survive to adulthood) adult populations since the advent of HAART [34], [35], [36], [37].

Interviews with children incorporated prompts and pictures on a laptop computer to aid engagement.

The people whose suffering gave genesis to Invisible Children Incorporated had not seen the film that was arguably fast becoming more famous than Joseph Kony and when a local charity showed it to them their reaction was surprisingly hostile - not to the devil they knew in Mr Kony - but to the people they said "were making money out of their tragedy".

Ms. Boym's rug designs for children incorporate phosphorescent yarns.

To study the processes by which donor-conceived children incorporate donor conception into their subjective sense of identity.

In setting out plans, we ask that high burden countries include a focus on reaching the poorest children; incorporate the indirect interventions that are the responsibility of other actors; and include a strong monitoring framework and regular review process, with input from civil society and other stakeholders.

Ruiz's study highlights that unlike adults and older children, preschool children incorporate PA in short bouts throughout most of their waking hours.

We suggest that public health policies to reduce obesity in children incorporate strategies to prevent high concentrations of fast food and other unhealthy food outlets.

In-depth, semi-structured interviews were completed using separate interview guides for parents and children, incorporating input from program staff members (see Figures 1, 2, 3).