Sentence examples for more incorporated in from inspiring English sources

Between 1836 and 1943, sixteen American states incorporated the full text of Magna Carta into their statute books, and twenty-five more incorporated, in one form or another, a revision of the twenty-ninth Article of the Barons: "No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law".

Since so many incarcerated individuals are sentenced for crimes committed during adolescence it is important that neuroscience contributions become more widely incorporated in courtrooms and correctional facilities.

We argue that a clear emphasis on mediating conflict should be more widely incorporated in slum relocation and other development programs.

Incommensurability of theoretical terms could probably be more easily incorporated in Ludwig's approach since it could be traced back to the difference between the laws of T and T′.

Near real-time workplace absenteeism is an effective surveillance tool and should be more widely incorporated in influenza surveillance systems.

The potassium permanganate/oxalic acid method is faster and more easily incorporated in conventional daily immunostaining protocols, whereas the dilute H2O2 method requires 24 hours.

Therefore, it is important to establish a standard imaging protocol with consensus on b values in the future, as DWI has been more widely incorporated in abdomen MRI protocols due to its short scan time and potential clinical utility.

More precisely, noble metals are being incorporated in-situ in polyacrylonitrile colloidal particles (CPs) using, scalable and reproducible synthesis routes.

Wrist rests are used widely in the workplace and are more commonly being incorporated in keyboard design.

More and more heterogeneous devices are being incorporated in distributed sensing with the aim of obtaining more flexible sensing performance at lower cost.

This finding indicates that n-3 PUFAs incorporated in phosphatidylcholine act on brain function more efficiently than those incorporated in triglycerides.