Sentence examples for is articulated to include from inspiring English sources
In the field of postgraduate medical training (PGMT) an increasing need is articulated to include some forms of IM [ 17], but so far little has been done to evaluate PGMT in IM except for an internet-based on-line IM training program implemented in family residency programs in the United States [ 18].
Early on, several guiding principles of synthetic biology were articulated, including design according to specification, separation of design from fabrication, use of standardized biological parts and organisms, and abstraction.
What he is articulating represents an alternative to both".
Children and young people's desire to be included within their community was articulated particularly with respect to participation in sports.
Cohen came to believe that concepts central to philosophy of religion should be articulated by interpreting historical scriptural texts, including prayers and biblical poetry and prose (Kepnes 2007, Ch. 2) (see §9 below).
Despite the evidence showing the promise of HIV treatment as prevention (TasP) in reducing HIV incidence, a variety of ethical questions surrounding the implementation and "scaling up" of TasP have been articulated by a variety of stakeholders including scientists, community activists and government officials.
Goals need to be articulated.
How is the relevant notion of individuality to be articulated?
Theories often need to be articulated and clarified.
The need for physical therapists to use standardised (outcome) measures has been recognised worldwide and has been articulated in a number of policy statements, including the Core Standards of Physiotherapy Practice of the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (http://www.wcpt.org/node/29447).
