Sentence examples for propose incorporation from inspiring English sources

The first formal Labour party document to propose incorporation of the ECHR into UK law was a 1976 discussion paper, A Charter of Human Rights.

This treaty, which included the proposed incorporation of the convention, was also widely debated and subsequently endorsed in the Republic of Ireland.

This paper proposes incorporation of the local Differential Quadrature Method (DQM) and the recycling technique to simulate inflow turbulence for wind engineering applications.

The amino acids listed according to Trifonov's proposed incorporation into the genetic code from earliest to latest are shown in Table 1, left column.

Csete et al. have proposed incorporation of measures to fight against gender violence and abuse within the package of the Opt – Out screening approach [ 37].

This is being coupled with the proposed incorporation of DRR in the formal curriculum of both primary and secondary education, as well as with capacity development of major national implementing partners and school-level DRR committees at six pilot schools.

The proposed incorporation of clinical decision support (CDS) mechanisms such as formulary prescription, drug-drug interaction checking and drug allergy checking, into e-Prescribing provides a means of optimizing the prescribing process, including stewardship for prescribing decisions and enhancement of the safety and appropriateness of a prescription [ 1].

The admixed samples were made up of 57% cases and 76% controls from Population 1 and the rest from Population 2. While the true penetrance parameters at a disease locus are indeed unknown in practice, we proposed incorporation of the penetrance parameters with predefined values of (1, 1, 0), (1, 0, 0) or (1, ½, 0) into the analysis.

We therefore propose an incorporation of PRS into the DSM and ICD classifications.

So, in our model, we propose the incorporation of the required information into a Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS), in order to analyze the patient-specific clinical variables.

Finally, the latest diagnostic criteria for Alzheimer's disease (NIA-AA as well as International Working Group criteria) propose the incorporation of biomarker-based cut-offs for diagnosis (Jack et al., 2011; Dubois et al., 2014).