Sentence examples for has incorporated changes from inspiring English sources
"has incorporated changes" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing how something has evolved over time or how something has been updated. For example: "The company has incorporated changes to make their product more user friendly."
His 6-7, 6-4, 6-4 trinmph in the final over Felix Mantilla suggested that the new-style Rusedski can last five successive hard days without his body wearing down, and that he has incorporated changes into his play without his game breaking up.
4 After these and other studies highlighted the importance of lymph node subclassification, the upcoming seventh edition of the AJCC TNM staging manual has incorporated these changes into a more robust esophageal cancer staging system.
Connecticut-based FuelCell Energy has incorporated several design changes to its 250 kWe Direct FuelCell® power plant, resulting in a 25% cost reduction as previously announced.
Through empiric determination, the optimized protocol (Table 4) has incorporated the following changes: 1× TMAC was replaced with 0.5× TMAC, the two SAPE incubations and the anti-streptavidin incubation steps were performed with PBS 1% BSA as the buffer; and the bead concentration was reduced 10-fold.
This patient's situation is interesting because now that she has incorporated these healthy lifestyle changes, her recent cholesterol and sugar tests are back to normal.
It has proved to be successful because it has incorporated the knowledge of workers and their representatives, countering change with fewer conflicts.
Since that time Cochrane methods have changed and we have incorporated these changes, in particular assessment of risk of bias in included studies.
We have incorporated the changes in the new version.
Our original manuscript was along that line but to address certain criticisms during the review process we had incorporated those changes.
The analyses revealed that stakeholders from the public sector indicated to be less committed to the schoolBeat initiative and to have incorporated fewer changes supporting whole-school health promotion compared to their school and support partners.
In this context, several authors have incorporated known changes in hepatic blood flow, CYP, liver volume, hematocrit, and liver/renal function as a function of disease or age, to predict human PK in different populations.
