Sentence examples for incorporating, for example, from inspiring English sources

Cohen said that society's view of who is a "person" has undergone considerable evolution over time, incorporating, for example, ethnic groups that were once excluded.

She noted that more than 200,000 victims had received reparations under the victims law between January 2012 and the end of last year, adding: "The EU-Colombia free trade agreement signed in 2012 contains significant commitments relating to responsible business conduct, incorporating, for example, high standards of labour rights, environmental protection and sustainable development".

The NTP has introduced uniform curricula and training systems incorporating, for example, Tuberculosis/Human Immunodeficiency virus (TB/HIV) and quality assurance (QA) guidelines.

Topical corticoid use in the vagina may require specific preparations, incorporating, for example, corticoid drug in adeps solidus suppositories or in carbopol gel.

Actively participating within the community may play a role when the focus is on eudaemonic well-being, which is a concept incorporating for example positive relation with others [ 29, 47].

In addition, the finishing of fibers to incorporate, for example, anti-microbial behavior, drug delivery systems or temperature-storing capability, opens new markets.

This semantic search is able to parse and incorporate, for example, sentiment about how useful an app has been and where it's been used, or when it has been slammed by consumers.

Pre- and post-course training should be incorporated, for example, in the form of webcasts to define a learning pathway and repeat important learning targets using a blended learning concept.

This could include bibliometrics; a quantitative analysis of research literature and citation rates or altmetrics, which incorporates for example social media analyses and download rates of visual research-related materials, alongside citation rates.

14, 15 The third major issue is the recognition that transmission is both focal and heterogeneous and that we urgently need to incorporate, for example, ecological context of mosquito foraging behavior and vector diversity into our transmission models to improve predictive accuracy.

One could incorporate, for example, a positive association between hatching rate/egg survival and age at maturity (e.g., Trippel 1998; Murawski et al. 2001; Berkeley et al. 2004), which would likely have the effect of increasing Fevol, all else being equal.