Sentence examples for more explicit inclusion from inspiring English sources

More explicit inclusion of agroforestry and the integration of agriculture and forestry agendas in global initiatives on climate change adaptation and mitigation can increase their effectiveness.

A more explicit inclusion of abductive reasoning in the intended learning outcomes would help both students and supervisors to include creative thinking in the degree project courses.

This type of result argues for more explicit inclusion of economic considerations in the comparison of mitigation strategies.

Our findings highlight the potential for widespread impacts of climate change on wildfire, suggesting severely altered fire regimes and the need for more explicit inclusion of fire in research on global vegetation-climate change dynamics and conservation planning.

There was a clear acceptance of the aims of the project and, aside from some suggestions for the more explicit inclusion of secondary prevention and management of complications, of the care pathways scheme.

A spokesperson said the university had recently reviewed its harassment policy to make "more explicit its inclusion of all aspects of harassment, including sexual violence, assault and stalking".

In any event, as a practical matter, the explicit inclusion of more and more coordinates in a reaction coordinate ultimately would appear to become closer to a phone book description rather than to a useful chemical or biochemical perspective.

A more recent development is the explicit inclusion of sensitive or susceptible subgroups.

Although no relationships between patterns of performance and mathematical/musical background were detected in this study, the inclusion of more explicit measures of mathematical and musical abilities might reveal experience to be a factor underlying the observed variability between individuals.

More explicit georeferencing of the plots and inclusion of a physical distance from target plot may reduce the incidence of stray species appearing as ingrowth.

Hence, adaptations of the methodology are needed, such as more conceptual and qualitative tools and explicit inclusion of eco-design indicators as a response variable in, for example, Design of Experiments.