Sentence examples for Long to integrate from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, comprehensive frailty assessments take too long to integrate into clinic workflow.

(Each of them is too long to integrate into the Seder itself).

Overstretched teachers are currently working long hours to integrate young refugees into German society.

Many of the members of their discussion group were already active in the long battle to integrate Washington University, which finally succeeded in 1952.

But though Pistorius and Louw were resolutely upbeat, Pistorius, nicknamed Blade Runner, continues to generate conflicting emotions in the milieu that he has long sought to integrate.

"She had been gone since January and it was a long process to integrate her again into the team, to get her set physically and to focus on our team," Penn State Coach Patrick Farmer said of Welsh.

"But with the A.P., there was a pretty long process to integrate systems with them -- you either had to set up a satellite dish or wire your building for it," he said.

Because these systems need to be integrated for a longer time, they also require higher precision to reach convergence, which takes a long time to integrate [see also Hut (1993)].

For tracking, a position resolution better than 150 μm requires leading edge trigger timing with ∼1 ns precision and for transition radiation detection, a charge collection time long enough to integrate the direct and reflected signal from the unterminated straw tube is needed for position-independent energy measurement.

Getting the tissue to stay alive long enough to integrate with the body and fuse with its blood supply has been next to impossible.

Moreover, it is likely in the long term to integrate community-curated efforts across multiple bio-wikis for each researcher, which accordingly requires close collaborations among bio-wikis and standardized mechanisms for individual identity recognition (e.g. OpenID at http://www.openid.net).net