Sentence examples for use and inclusion of from inspiring English sources
Concerns about the potential of toxicity, environmental persistence and bioaccumulation have led to restricting use and inclusion of PFOS and its related substances in the stockholm convention on persistent organic pollutions (POPs) in 2009 [19].
Some examples of the supportive physical environments are: available, accessible and convenient PA facilities, presence of sidewalks and bike paths, safe streets, good lighting of streets, aesthetics, and good urban design (high density, greater connectivity, mixed land use, and inclusion of walking/bike paths and green spaces in community development, etc).
With this overlap of structures, the model may not be printed correctly (depending on the printer used), and inclusion of unneeded portions is wasteful (Fig. 26).
Although the parents wanted information to take away, it was important for them that the language was simple and basic, with short sentences that were easy to translate, limited use of medical terminology, use of pictures and inclusion of traditional foods.
Based on the results of the current study, a prospective clinical study using sequential scanning and inclusion of both symptomatic and asymptomatic PLIF patients has been initiated.
Similar criteria were used for 'acceptance' and inclusion of genes.
Implications for future research include the use of longitudinal designs and inclusion of children from other racial/ethnic groups.
Prevalence estimates for HIV-associated neuropathy should be interpreted with caution due to small sample size, use of convenience sampling, and inclusion of only outpatients enrolled in routine care.
Reporting styles vary but use of a framework and inclusion of a certain key features within the report is suggested.
The greater use of PSA testing and inclusion of screen-detected cases can explain the higher incidence rate in both black and white men in United States.
The main strength of our study is that it was carried out in a rural African hospital with use of national staff and inclusion of all eligible patients.
