Sentence examples for recognised and incorporated from inspiring English sources

The incorporation studies have shown that a hexitol scaffold carrying an isoCMe:isoG base pair can be recognised and incorporated by a selection of polymerases, most favourably the Family B DNA polymerases.

The new urban landscape will need to build on the old while recognising and incorporating the new.

"But we have an education system that sets up 5%-105%-10%upils to fail through fear and structure, because it routinely fails to recognise and incorporate the needs of young people struggling with their identities.

These findings support the view that indigenous cultures in Oaxaca and Mexico should not be seen as an environmental constraint but rather as an agent of landscape renewal that allows for both cultural and biological diversity to flourish, a reality that national and international conservation bodies need to more fully recognise and incorporate into policy.

Our research points towards the need to recognise and incorporate these mechanisms as part of the implementation strategy from the very beginning of the process.

Recognising the apparent burden of chronic respiratory diseases as one of the leading causes of NCDs globally and in many countries, it is crucial to recognise and incorporate chronic respiratory diseases in the further review and development of national policies in the near future.

Behaviour modification programs can incorporate strategies to ensure these factors are recognised and if necessary, strengthened at the local level.

The value of an increased participation of patients in healthcare decisions is now recognised and leads decision makers to consider effective ways or strategies to incorporate patients' perspectives in decision making processes.

While this has long been recognised, and may be graphically depicted by a receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve [ 12, 13], it is only recently that the association has been incorporated within meta-analysis.

It was eventually recognised and treated.

Professional staff recognised and valued.