Sentence examples for embedded formally from inspiring English sources

Her show, she writes, asks viewers to consider the ways in which social meaning is embedded formally within works of art.

Economic sociology and new institutionalism emphasize that pervasive social relations in the workplace often embed formally written contracts, rules, and regulations in a set of informal norms and perceptions that accordingly define each party's role and obligations.

He'd like to see the known science about thermal efficiency and the resultant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions formally embedded in every surveyor's calculations.

The second concepts is the Formal Framework for Providing Context-dependent Services (FrSeC) in which ConfiguredServices and their compositions are formally embedded.

It is through the interest rate that the concept of growth has formally embedded itself in society.

If the training material and the evaluation were formally embedded in the curriculum this may have led to more participants and possibly more observed effectiveness.

Physician researchers who were embedded in or formally affiliated with a program were more likely to report interaction with decision-makers compared with external researchers without any form of affiliation.

One Senior health service manager went further stating that networks should be formally embedded in clinical streams at the local health area and hospital level, otherwise momentum would be lost after initial establishment of a network and clinicians would 'drift away' from the network.

Despite these limitations our analysis suggests that there is a strong theoretical argument that the skills acquired through volunteering are transferable to service delivery within the NHS and that the benefits to individuals and institutions could be maximised when volunteering is formally embedded within continuing professional development processes.

Despite these limitations our analysis suggests that there is a strong theoretical argument that the skills acquired through volunteering are transferable to service delivery within the NHS and that the benefits to individuals and institutions could be maximised when volunteering is formally embedded within continuing professional development processes" [ 4].

I have written about how we have embedded oral feedback more formally into our marking policy here.