Sentence examples for inclusion section from inspiring English sources
This includes making the European emissions trading system more robust (see 'Strengthening the EU emissions trading and use the chances offered by European inclusion' section), which would lead to higher prices in the electricity market and thus correspondingly to a lower cost differential that would have to be covered by the levy.
The search strategy will be operationalised on the population for this review, the UK bibliographic databases under review (see Inclusion section below).
In this review, Avlund et al. [ 54], like Jette et al. [ 67], explored atypical disability wording in an effort to reduce ceiling effects in community-dwelling populations (Avlund et al. is cited in the 'close to inclusion' section of this manuscript).
Routine histological processes were employed for paraffin inclusion, sectioning and H/E staining of liver and kidney from mice treated with EEGE and vehicle control.
As applicable, the Human Subjects Research portion of the Research Plan includes, but is not limited to, a Data and Safety Monitoring Plan, Women, Minority, and Children Inclusion sections, and a Targeted/Planned Enrollment Table.
The following scoring system was used: = none; = 1 3 inclusions per section; = 4 9 inclusions per section; = 10 or more inclusions per section.
In this study, a Zeiss AXIO Imager D1m digital polarized fluorescence microscope was used in the fluorescence microscopy, cast thin-section observations and inclusion thin-section observations, and a Linkam THMS600 gas-flow heating/freezing system was used in the homogenization temperature test.
However, the best method of providing scholarly access to unpublished materials, which was the primary motivation for the inclusion of Section 108(b) in the Copyright Act, is via networked digital access from the owning institution.
One example of her impact on society was the inclusion of Section 28 of the Local Government Act 1988.
The most contentious issue was the inclusion of Section 7(a), which protected collective bargaining rights for unions.
The proposed inclusion of Section 116 in the Constitution was the subject of some dissent in the 1897 Melbourne Convention and the final convention in 1898.
