Sentence examples for incorporated appropriately from inspiring English sources

The above-mentioned standards ensure this practice is not misused, but instead incorporated appropriately for overall swine health, safety and productivity.

Incorporated appropriately into the overall design procedure, pinch analysis enables a fast approach to an optimum thermal performance, while bringing new insights and improving the understanding of the nature of HIDiC designs.

We describe here a new technology, dislocation engineering, and in particular how this approach, when incorporated appropriately in to a p n junction, can add the new functionality of efficient electroluminescence at room temperature from silicon-based light emitting devices.

We therefore recommend that input from specialist radiologists is sought at the early stages of trial design, in order to ensure that functional imaging is incorporated appropriately for the agent under study.

In this meta-epidemiological study, we aimed to assess if data from split-mouth RCTs were incorporated appropriately in meta-analyses and whether intervention effect estimates differ between split-mouth and parallel-arm RCTs in meta-analyses.

Our ultimate goal is to identify knowledge gaps and define research directions as well as to develop relevant study designs and approaches for data analysis so that knowledge about environmental change can be incorporated appropriately into the study and control of infectious diseases.

Approach and design used during the project implementation appropriately incorporated capacity building for early child development stakeholders and services providers at national, oblast and local level.

In addition, misperceptions about the role of guidelines in assisting practitioners as opposed to providing rules requiring adherence, and a perception that traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) cannot be appropriately incorporated in guidelines are present.

In addition, conference attendees witnessed misperceptions about the role of guidelines in assisting practitioners as opposed to providing rules requiring adherence, and a perception that traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) cannot be appropriately incorporated in guidelines.

Both models allowed for a severe, recent population decline in the Cross River population and incorporated contemporary and museum samples appropriately.

Only if these changes are fully incorporated I would think your idea is appropriately presented and I can endorse the manuscript.