Sentence examples for embedded in the who from inspiring English sources

The strategies identified here parallel some of the strategies embedded in the WHO guidelines for general comprehensive cancer control with two exceptions [ 9].

But it also has a team of "violence interrupters" who may be ex-offenders and former gang members embedded in the community who try to broker truces or will go to the emergency room of a victim and persuade family members not to retaliate.

Moreover, there were also patients embedded in the population who had other reasons for the decrease in haemoglobin seen over time.

We see mainstream news coverage of the strike by journalists who are "embedded" in the very media companies who are being struck.

Using location data embedded in the tweets to determine who was at the protest and who was observing online, the researchers looked at how the size of the online activists' social networks increased the likelihood of other people joining the physical protest.

New York is deeply embedded in the DNA of everyone who believes that modern democracy can't exist without great cities.

Maybe even now it remains embedded in the minds of Americans who have been paying less avid attention to the news than they did in September.

To this day it still carries a unique history that is deeply embedded in the soul of anyone who ever cheered for Torino.

"He needed to create the impression he was deeply embedded in the district," said Ms. Spottswood, who added that Mr. Ryan would often take his sister-in-law and her baby to factories during the early-morning shift changes to campaign.

Yes, and with no sad feelings, Ariel Sharon has departed... His history of crimes will remain embedded in the hearts of everyone who was burnt by the fire of his crimes and terrorism.

It is now outlawed in some parts of the country, but that will not easily stop a tradition that is deeply embedded in the minds of those who believe in it.