Sentence examples for including justification from inspiring English sources

Innovative, comparable research, including justification of interventions as a reflection of adult learning principles, is needed to gauge the effectiveness of HH compliance strategies.

However, before students could obtain materials for their engineering design challenge, they had to explain to Kathy their design decisions, including justification of material choices through scientific evidence: It let me see that they're at least trying to pull some [science] information.

Cranmer presided over the sub-committees, but the conservatives were able to overturn many reforming ideas, including justification by faith.

He wrote the treatise, Vera Christianae pacificationis et Ecclesiae reformandae ratio in 1549, in which he described the doctrines that should be upheld, including justification by faith.

After the council requested an official statement from the reformers, Bucer drafted twelve articles summarising the teachings of the Reformation, including justification by faith (sola fide).

Our model is briefly described below with a complete description, including justification of assumptions, provided in Additional file 1: Technical Appendix.

The full inclusion and exclusion criteria (including justifications for these criteria) are provided in Table  1.

Some of the positive comments, often including justifications for inclusion of spirituality in a broad sense in the curriculum, are reproduced below: 'If spirituality is important to the patient then it is important in treatment of the patient'.

It will include justification for its use and results of the initial tests in the high altitude chamber and spacecraft simulator at the J.D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences at the University of North Dakota.

There is, first, a lively debate concerning putative epistemic aims, whether truth (or knowledge understood in the "weak" sense of true belief) (Goldman 1999), critical thinking or rationality and rational belief (or knowledge in the "strong" sense that includes justification) (Scheffler 1973/1989, Siegel 1988 , 1997 2005), or understanding (Elgin 1999, 1999a).

These included justification, the sacraments, and the organisation of the church.