Sentence examples for more fully incorporated from inspiring English sources

Here, with the audience on all four sides, Billy seems more fully incorporated into the family.

Alternatively, stimulation could take place when a GTP dimer is more fully incorporated into the lattice and has more neighbors.

They have also more fully incorporated people into both central states and global markets, reconfiguring rural society and livelihoods.

Like most of Barney's previous films, Redoubt is without dialogue; but in a marked shift, Barney has more fully incorporated dance into the narrative of the film, allowing the characters to communicate choreographically.

HIV positive individuals who consistently disclose (or consistently do not disclose) may have more fully incorporated (or negated) an HIV positive identity with the self [ 43] compared to individuals who disclose to some partners but not others.

I suggest that it is time that the Declaration be revisited and revised to more fully incorporate this perception.

The addition of Force Touch might provide a compelling additional boost to sales of the MacBook lineup, since it could potentially open up a lot of new functionality for users, especially when developers start more fully incorporating it into their own apps.

33 While criticised by some, 34 this transfer has been advocated as an opportunity to encourage multisectorial working and more fully incorporate the social determinants of health approach into public health policy and practice.

This will prevent any lumps from forming prematurely in your mixture, and help to more fully incorporate all the ingredients.

Chemical and data curation efforts are ongoing to prioritize and more fully incorporate ACToR chemical-data content into EPA's databases.

"Not only will it encourage translational research that will better prepare discoveries for the marketplace, it will also urge research institutions and individual investigators to collaborate with industry and more fully incorporate considerations of commercial viability into their research enterprise".