Sentence examples for extent incorporated from inspiring English sources

One doesn't have to make the case for the importance of recreational drug use, as almost every society since the extinction of the Neanderthals has to some extent incorporated recreational drug use as a valued or important personal or communal ritual.

It was very clear that, in spite of wielding political authority, men in matrilineal systems occupied a marginal position as lineage members: they belonged by birth to the group of their mother, but on marriage they might be to some extent incorporated into their wife's group in order to ensure the succession of her children.

The excerpts were semistaged to the extent that they incorporated stage placement and gestures, and occasionally props and costumes, or bits of them (a hat here, a fake beard there).

The extent of HAp incorporated into the scaffold influenced transgene expression, in part through its impact on porous architecture.

We identified that survival was associated with the extent of DHA incorporated into plasma phospholipids.

Since dFdCTP accumulation and incorporation into DNA are concentration dependent, the degree of radiosensitisation seems to be related to the extent of dFdCTP incorporated into DNA required to inhibit DNA repair.

Cha and Park (2010) used a quantitative measure to find out the extent to which learners incorporated their peers' opinions or ideas in revising their essays.

The paper will describe the participants (PSTs), the teaching materials used, the linguistic analyses to which the PSTs were introduced and the outputs (assignments) from the PSTs, indicating the extent to which they incorporated the KAL into their existing knowledge and practice.

We are aware of 1 published survey of rheumatologists in the United States that examined the extent to which physicians incorporated 22 CAM therapies into their professional practices [ 10].

The document would serve as a self-assessment instrument for a school to: determine the extent to which it incorporated CFS dimensions; to identify gaps; and to make necessary adjustments.

To the extent scientific methods are incorporated and used to inform both the proclamation of a problem and the implementation of its remedy, the precautionary principle affords humanity a mechanism to focus attention and to examine data on potential impacts of human activities and systems upon the natural world.