Sentence examples for incorporated by many from inspiring English sources

The concept of standby support in machine repair problems was incorporated by many researchers, namely Sivazlian and Wang (1989), Gupta and Rao Srinivasa (1996), Wang and Kuo (2000), and many more.

Having shown such positive results, mindfulness techniques and meditation have been incorporated by many therapists into their methods.

When 5-fluorodeoxyuridine (FUdR) was injected, to block de novo DNA synthesis in carcinoma NT, [3H]-TdR was incorporated by many more cells.

Some of the NPIs (e.g., social distancing) are already incorporated by many countries in their national pandemic preparedness plans [ 13– 17].

They are also concerned Google is trying to transfer liability for obtaining consent onto publishers — asserting: "Given that your now-changed terms are incorporated by reference into many contracts under which publishers indemnify Google, these terms could result in publishers indemnifying Google for potentially ruinous fines.

Even the previous Labour government of Prime Minister Gordon Brown proposed substantial budget cuts before losing office in May, many of them incorporated by Mr. Osborne into his four-year spending plan.

Syncopation was incorporated by bowing.

Their findings have been incorporated in many 401(k) plans.

Even as some schools forge ahead by incorporating computers, many students are left behind due to the lack of connection at home.

The multi-component nature of social capital has often been argued to be its weakness, some questioning whether by incorporating so many disparate social phenomena into one concept, loses its distinct meaning [ 39].

Albany's initial architecture incorporated many Dutch influences, followed soon after by those of the English.