Sentence examples for practical inclusion from inspiring English sources

The most practical inclusion is a software tool for converting MP3 audio files to Windows Media Audio format.

Although the case studies addressed aspects of considering climate change within MPA networks and provided key lessons for the practical inclusion of these considerations, there are some significant challenges remaining.

Practical inclusion criteria for selecting the health centre were stable use of the EPR which included laboratory measurements, and recording of core patient information by the professionals, e.g. diagnoses and medications.

As a practical consideration, inclusion of the VPT test at the finger, conducted before testing at the toe, gives the subject an opportunity to become familiar with the test procedure and gives the examiner an opportunity to assess the subject's attentiveness and willingness to undergo testing.

For practical reasons, inclusions in the trial started just after the national Christmas holidays.

Due to practical reasons the inclusion period was limited to two years.

The objectives were to: explore HIV risk and risk perception in relation to PWD among HIV and disability programmers, and PWD themselves; identify HIV-related education and service needs and preferences of PWD; and utilise findings and stakeholder consultation to draft practical guidelines for inclusion of disability into HIV programming.

The objectives were to: 1) explore HIV risk and risk perception in relation to PWD among HIV and disability programmers, and PWD themselves; 2) identify HIV-related education and service needs and preferences of PWD; and 3) utilise findings and stakeholder consultation to draft practical guidelines for inclusion of disability into HIV programming in this region of India.

But the inclusion of practical knowledge in this area, as advocated by the National Council on Economic Education and other organizations, faces a big challenge in today's educational climate.

Moreover, practical considerations, such as inclusion of important nodes in the optimized structure is taken care of by using a concept of basic and non-basic nodes.

In a second growth study high-nutrient dense extruded diets (400 g protein/kg and 23.5 MJ/kg) were prepared with a more practical level of 25% inclusion of the same test materials.