Sentence examples for selected to be incorporated from inspiring English sources

Using AHP, the most important parameters of rating systems according to their weights selected to be incorporated in the Fuzzy Inferences System (FIS) of fuzzy logic model.

A panel of 21 short indels with allele frequency differences between three major population groups (European, African and Asian) was selected to be incorporated into a single-tube multiplex PCR assay.

Nine clinically acceptable variables were selected to be incorporated into the nodes of the proposed models.

The process allowed traits of the selected actors to be incorporated into their characters, including in several cases, their respective characters taking the actors' names.

AF coordinated the overall study, drafted the manuscript, was involved with establishing the molecular marker method and associated primer design, processed the primary microarray data to yield final marker scores, analysed the quality control experiments and selected markers to be incorporated into the analysis.

MBP is highly charged and interacts with the cytoplasmic side of the membrane serving as a molecular sieve to allow, as well as restrict, select proteins to be incorporated into the myelin sheath (Aggarwal et al., 2011).

The Billerica, Mass.-based outfit's face-recognition technology also gained some, well, recognition when it was selected in January by the U.S. State Department to be incorporated into the Diversity Visa program, which issues 50,000 special immigrant visas annually.

Although we purposefully selected amino acids that were likely to be incorporated into cross-reactive epitopes for this study we identified one residue, K305 that reduced the binding of the DENV-2-specific neutralizing MAb 3H5.

Therefore the Child-OIDP was selected for this study as it is specifically designed to be incorporated into a needs system.

The covariates that were to be incorporated into the different models were incrementally and independently selected for each association study.

The results of the study suggest that the selected measures can usefully be incorporated into population-based surveys and evaluation tools needed to monitor palliative care and used in settings with high HIV/AIDS prevalence.