Sentence examples for 1 integrated from inspiring English sources
The issues to be addressed include: (1) integrated "-omics" approaches, (2) phenotyping, (3) sample collection, (4) data management-integrative databases, (5) international consortia and (6) translational feasibility.
The issues to be addressed in this guideline include: (1) integrated "-omics" approaches, (2) phenotyping, (3) sample collection, (4) data management-integrative databases, (5) international consortia and (6) translational feasibility.
Four kinds of medical monitoring displays are surveyed: (1) integrated visual displays, (2) head-mounted displays, (3) advanced auditory displays and (4) auditory alarms.
A test device (Figure 1) integrated by two separated liquid cells linked by PC membrane containing nanopore arrays (sealed by PDMS) is used for measuring ionic currents.
The impact of EV charging demand on the accuracy of the proposed load forecaster is also analyzed in two approaches: (1) integrated forecaster for CEL + CDE, and (2) decoupled forecaster that targets CEL and CDE independently.
The theoretical program (detailed in Additional file 1) integrated 1.5 h of didactics, 1 h of interactive clinical cases and five "observed" extended basic CCEs (performed by the expert and directly observed by residents).
In order to increase the discovery potential of the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider, the high-luminosity phase of the LHC (HL-LHC) is expected to deliver a total of 3000 fb−1 integrated luminosity.
Their high aspect ratio and surface area lead to unique properties, which are exploited in applications as diverse as solar cells [1], integrated circuits [2], and bio-sensing [3].
To determine whether HIF-1 had similar effects, we generated a series of transgenic animals with extra copies of hif-1 integrated into the genome.
We found that wild-type cdt-1 integrated into the chromosome was barely able to support cellobiose fermentation.
The overall histone modification patterns near HIV-1 integrated sites were not significantly different from those of control in this study.
