Sentence examples for need of inclusion from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily adults in need of fundraising, just adults in need of inclusion and equality, in need of social networks and independence.

The absence of differences found between some age ranges may point to the need of inclusion of harder items in several subtests, so they may become more sensible to performance differences on the range from 9 to 13 years.

Over the last years, many authors have studied the effects of the infill panels on the response of RC structures and the need of inclusion of these non-structural elements on the structural seismic assessment and design process is recognized.

Work such as this solidifies the need of inclusion of refugee populations in influenza vaccine strategies and pandemic planning.

We were also unable to interview young women between the ages of 15-18 years, despite evidence of need for inclusion of children in violence research.

However, ~37% of gene pairs were not modulated by any of the 10 candidate modulators, suggestive of the need for inclusion of other modulators.

All U.S. Institute of Medicine and General Accountability Office reports on this topic from 1990 to the present are cited, as are selected high-impact, published studies to highlight the paucity of, yet the continued need for, inclusion of females and consideration of sex and gender in research across an array of biomedical disciplines.

Study Objective: To investigate the knowledge, attitude, and behavior of secondary (high) school students concerning HIV/AIDS as a way of assessing the need for inclusion of reproductive health education in the school curriculum.

Further, the nature of the immune responses in terms of total IgG antibodies and their subclass distribution, T-cell proliferation and IFN-γ production, varied with the T-epitope and mouse strain, which may indicate the need for inclusion of a combination of different universal T-epitopes in a future malaria subunit vaccine.

The observed inter-sample variation in the presence of gene-specific inhibitors of PCR provides evidence supporting the need for inclusion of an internal standard in each quantitative PCR transcript abundance measurement.

The manifest limitations on the content validity of instruments in this study indicate the need for inclusion of local knowledge and practices in the study of conflict and health.