Sentence examples for incorporated into ideas from inspiring English sources

In what ways might our conclusions be incorporated into ideas about medical training in order to improve physician empathy?

This corroborates our previous qualitative research, which suggested that neuroscientific understandings of addiction were added to, and incorporated into, older ideas about addictions, making it unlikely that new ideas about addiction will produce dramatic shifts in the public's beliefs about addiction and its treatment [ 15, 16].

The band he assembled to accompany the singer-songwriter Tim Hardin in 1966 evolved into Jeremy & the Satyrs, which incorporated jazz ideas into a rock context.

Tajfel incorporated such ideas into his work on perceptual accentuation.

Feeling proud of myself, I duly incorporated these ideas into my lectures as well.

Freeman and Gelernter incorporated their ideas into a commercial program called Scopeware Vision, which they marketed through their startup Mirror Worlds Technologies.

Mussolini and Hitler both took inspiration from his book, and incorporated his ideas into Fascist and Nazi ideology; and those ideas did not die with those regimes.

Apple immediately incorporated these ideas into two new computers: Lisa, released in 1983, and the lower-cost Macintosh, released in 1984.

Some high-level Democrats are betting that the outcome of President Obama's health care summit meeting this week could hinge on the extent to which they prove to the American public that they have already incorporated Republican ideas into the Democrats' health care legislation.

That will replace the current flat charge incorporated into council tax.Economically, the idea is sound: flat-rate charges encourage waste.

The actress shared Gamble's opinion of Bela's behavior being a façade, and incorporated into her performance the idea of Bela hiding her true self, with Cohan feeling that her character created a persona to shield her from "real strong connections".