Sentence examples for incorporating disability from inspiring English sources

This proposal supports incorporating disability in the model as a structural determinant, as it would lead to the same social inclusion/exclusion of people described in other structural SDH.

We tested the MS-associated SNPs for association with five measures of disease severity incorporating disability, age of onset, cognition and brain atrophy.

Incorporating disability sensitisation into the curriculum and initial training of service providers in the Philippines would greatly improve their capacity to appropriately include women with disability in mainstream SRH services.

I've contacted and been contacted by multiple people and businesses wanting to incorporate disability into their products, websites or services.

The injury burden by injury group incorporates disability only, because injury-specific mortality data were not available (Table 3).

These findings underscore the need for policymakers and planners to fully incorporate disability accommodations into pedestrian infrastructure and for persons who use wheelchairs and others with disabilities to remain a salient population when road safety interventions are designed.

The 1998 study was conducted by local researchers using the methodology of the World Bank and incorporating the disability adjusted life years concept [ 14].

How many local to national political campaigns incorporate the disability voice?

One of the limitations of the present study is that the outcome variables do not incorporate the disability or burden of the pain.

As the French and German indirect costs did not incorporate monthly disability payments, we would have expected them to be closer to the US than they were.

We conceptualized healthy menopause as a dynamic state, following the permanent loss of ovarian function, which is characterized by self-perceived satisfactory physical, psychological and social functioning, incorporating disease and disability, allowing the attainment of a woman's desired ability to adapt and capacity to self-manage.