Sentence examples for growing inclusion from inspiring English sources

With the growing inclusion of phylogenetic trees in biology instruction, it is imperative that curriculum design reflects student needs for learning how to interpret and use these representations as well as help them overcome known tree-thinking challenges.

The ABC morning show has also been criticized for its growing inclusion of soft news stories deliberately moving away from hard news to achieve ratings success.

As a result, "Today" slipped to the number two show in morning television behind ABC's "Good Morning America," whose growing inclusion of soft news stories seem to have helped its ratings.

We observed such a nuclear displacement, accompanied by an increase in cell size, by a growing inclusion both in the adherent epithelial cell and suspension monocyte cultures.

Increasing evidence points out that the invading bacteria subvert intracellular traffic to avoid phagolysosome degradation and to facilitate the delivery of host nutrients to the growing inclusion [3] [5], [17], [43].

Childrena constitute an important population sub-group in health research, and their growing inclusion in research has led to questions about how paediatric consent operates in practice.

As a result of this approach, initiatives seeking to grow inclusion had the counterproductive effect of alienating some of the very people that might have been considered at risk of becoming marginalised and vulnerable.

But the trend is consistent with growing curricular inclusion of educational content related to transgender health, Ehrenfeld said, as well as other indicators of growing interest in and demand for the material among medical students and medical educators.

By fighting against the growing movement of inclusion into the body of Christ, for all people, conservative Christians are just showing how out of touch they truly are.

There is growing that the inclusion of economic costs of conservation into prioritization analyses can lead to substantial gains in effectiveness [27], [28].

Nevertheless, there is a growing movement towards inclusion of DSA during risk stratification of transplant recipients in order to target rATG induction and other interventions appropriately.