Sentence examples for including in advanced from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday, Mr. Kuchma appeared to waver, adding that "bigger mistakes have been made," including in advanced European nations.
These findings suggest that STAMP2 could have utility in the clinic as a biomarker, as well as a therapeutic target, including in advanced disease.
A mixed-methods study design was used to meet the study objectives: (1) cognitive interviews with patients exploring their interpretations of 'feeling at peace' and 'feeling life is worthwhile'; (2) patient survey, using the POS and the Spirit 8. Cognitive interviewing is an established technique to ascertain content validity, including in advanced disease populations [ 29].
Among Dukes A cancers, those cancers limited to submucosal layer were not included in advanced cancer cases in this study.
Two patients with unresected tumours and with no distant metastasis were included in advanced stage disease (stages III and IV).
Thus, these cells have to be included in advanced bioartificial vascular replacements, provided their phenotype, and proliferation activity is controlled by appropriate cell culture conditions, including the physical and chemical properties of their material carrier.
DCEs can only elicit the relative relevance of the attributes that were included in advance.
Although the many unpredictable situations that can arise during an emergency cannot, by definition, be included in advance (Hutter 2014), the Emergency Plan must be tested when a real crisis is not taking place, through simulations in which drills or exercises can be practiced (Marreroet al. 2013).
The country is making lots of progress, including in its advance from dictatorship to democracy — with presidential elections expected next year.
Several other state legislatures, including in North Carolina, have advanced similar measures in recent weeks.
It argued that companies should be required to tell consumers in advance – including in ads – what they charge for handling debit and credit cards.
