Sentence examples for incorporated men from inspiring English sources

"I had to do something that incorporated men.

Programmes addressing couple communication, health education and gender norms which incorporated men into intervention strategies from the beginning, sometimes placing men in leadership roles, were also successful [ 3, 12– 12].

Of research and interventions that have incorporated men these have been in the areas of family planning, HIV, and sexually transmitted diseases.

A false-negative rate for prostate mpMRI was not incorporated because men with no lesion on mpMRI have no target for biopsy and therefore revert to the standard of care, the TRUS biopsy.

Interestingly, biological disasters are incorporated in man-made disasters.

Now Mr. Pino is a devotee of the program, which the men incorporated as Learning Links Centers.

We therefore incorporated data for men and women aged 25 to 74 years in Iceland detailing: a) CHD patient numbers (categorised by disease sub-group): Hospital discharge Records on myocardial infarction (MI), percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) for the population of Iceland available from 1981 to 2006 and maintained by the Icelandic Heart Association.

Bayesian random effects models predicting the log odds of vertebral fracture and non-vertebral fracture in alendronate-treated men incorporated prior information from published meta-analyses in postmenopausal women [ 2].

The two men gleefully incorporated everyday objects, sounds and movements, and introduced elements of chance – throwing coins or consulting the I Ching – to shape their compositions.

The more eccentrically particular, the more interesting, which is why I lingered over some embroidered tunics made by Malian men that incorporated traditional designs and symbols with pop-cultural references, like cigarette-smoking men on motorcycles.

A randomised controlled trial on ANC in urban Nepal found that educating women and their husbands together resulted in women retaining more maternal health knowledge than if they attended alone, concluding that educational strategies become more effective when men are incorporated [ 42].