Sentence examples for more effective inclusion from inspiring English sources

The more effective inclusion of uncertainty and risk in models with improved multi-objective approaches is also needed.

The concepts that underlie the AOP framework can guide more effective inclusion of in vitro test data into integrated testing strategies (ITSs).

Liveability assessments based on both ES and US importance quantification can allow for the more effective and coherent inclusion of both service typologies in landscape planning and policymaking.

We argue that these preliminary results are a useful starting point for the design of more effective and sophisticated digital inclusion policies.

It is found that that such metamaterials are more effective when two adjacent inclusions are more widely spaced in the axis of wave propagation and in different planes orthogonal to the plane wave.

Our model is applicable to all institutions in India and we hope the government will play a more effective role as an advocator for disability inclusion, both through policy measures and offering incentives for businesses to be more disability-inclusive.

This shows that in certain settings inclusion of a food supplement is more effective than education alone.

'Quieter' leadership, oriented towards inclusion, explanation and gentle persuasion, may be more effective.

(2010) report indicates that inclusion of more online media is not necessarily more effective in increasing student learning than other approaches (Means et al., 2010).

South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which investigated abuses under apartheid, was more effective, Mr. Oputa told Gov. Bola Tinubu of Lagos State, "because of the inclusion of an amnesty clause in the investigation commission which made people open up".

Inclusion of stand age as an explanatory variable was far more effective when included within parametric models than non-parametric models.