Sentence examples for that we incorporated from inspiring English sources

To do that, we incorporated the voice recordings of our cultural advisors from Paepae o Heʻeia, Hiʻilei Kawelo, the group's Executive Director and Keliʻi Kotubetey, their Assistant Executive Director.

Using @ and # became so widely adopted that we incorporated their linking, as did most 3rd party clients.

Alexander explains, "From my perspective, the similarities to the modern dance music in this album are that we incorporated influences from Latin House music like Little Louie Vega, New Wave, especially Depeche Mode, and 2-Step Garage".

Note that we incorporated body weight in our statistical analysis not only to adjust for its effect on MRS, but also because certain fatty acid classes in skeletal muscle show strong allometric relations to body weight.

The primary strength of this study was that we incorporated GIS and tools for spatial analysis to explore the role of geography in drug utilization.

The major advantage of our study is that we incorporated these sources of uncertainty into our analysis and quantified the overall UI for the mortality estimates.

The HMRC study posited a boost to investment (via a lower cost of capital) similar to that which we incorporated in our forecasts when the CT cuts were announced.

For that purpose we incorporated a molecule with well-established pro-inflammatory and pro-healing roles, fibrinogen, in chitosan scaffolds.

That is why we incorporated the healthcare professional's ICT user profile as an explanatory factor of his or her intention to use Information and Communication Technologies at an advanced level in his or her usual practice.

"Luckily, we'd found the CEO's bio during the night and saw that he loved magic, so we incorporated that–suggesting that he write a motivational book and teach waitstaff to perform magic tricks.

To determine the effect of MPI magnitude on the proportion of localizable signals that were correctly assigned, we incorporated a threshold prior to assigning the vocal signal to either a real or virtual mouse.