Sentence examples for in the inclusion of a statement from inspiring English sources
This has resulted in the inclusion of a statement in the current ADA/American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) exercise guidelines for type 2 diabetic patients that 'in addition to aerobic training, persons with type 2 diabetes should undertake moderate to vigorous resistance training at least 2 3 days per week' [ 13].
The inclusion of a correctly translated three-taxon statement in the instructions and on each translation page is a departure from Novick and Catley's (2007) procedure, which did not include this information.
The FM could, he said, make a statement "right here" ruling out the inclusion of a referendum in next year's manifesto.
However, in Australia there are no regulatory requirements for presentation of ED advisory statements beyond the inclusion of a text-based warning on packages.
"I am shocked and disappointed that my request for fairness and the inclusion of a teacher voice in City Council hearings is being so completely mischaracterized," the teachers' union president, Randi Weingarten, said in a statement.
"I believe the inclusion of a strong public plan option in health reform legislation is a must," Mr. Rockefeller said in a statement.
As in the Aufbau and especially in Pseudoproblems in Philosophy, also here the inclusion of terms and statements in the system of science by this method was intended to exclude all nonsensical speculative statements.
In fact, grade 12 students even supported the inclusion of anthropomorphic statements in the textbook for the reasons of convenience and ease.
We clarify this issue in our text with the inclusion of the following statements in the Results section: "Thus, reducing sNPFR dependent modulation of Or42b activity blocks the effects of starvation in enhancing both neuronal sensitivity and behavioral attraction.
The Delphi consensus method was used to determine the importance of the inclusion of helping statements in the guidelines.
The inclusion of the misconstrued statement that 'genetics outweighs teaching' is also likely to have drawn commentators who had a specific interest in the role of genetics in education or a vested interested in teaching.
