The phrase "a further integrated" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey an additional level of integration, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project aims to create a further integrated system that enhances communication between departments."
Alternatives: "a more integrated" or "an additional integrated".
2 Their work further integrated a large-scale cytochrome P450 enzyme pathway-based pharmacokinetics interaction evidence to support epidemiological drug interaction signals identified from the EMR database.
In combination with other devices such as a field-effect transistor, these synthetic nanopores can be further integrated on a circuit chip, which offers the potential for miniature, portable DNA sequencing devices.
Finally, a hydrogen generation system fueled by formic acid was designed and further integrated with a polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) stack for the successful demonstration of stable, practical production of hydrogen, generating a fuel cell power of 180 W over 1 h without noticeable catalytic deactivation.
To gain a clearer picture of lipid metabolic pathways in C. elegans, all 16 pathways were further integrated into a lipid metabolism network.
These techniques are further integrated in an admission control mechanism designed for a hop-by-hop routing protocol (LUNAR), enabling alternate route identification when shortest paths are congested.
The gold nanoparticle-coated substrate was further integrated with a microfluidic chip.
The sensors were further integrated into a tactile sensing array to map the spatial distribution of the surface pressures.
This system can be further integrated with a novel design of heat pipe to heat or cool the building.
Blue innovation guidelines are translated into blue-design principles, which are further integrated into a design framework called CSDT (Complex System Design Technique).
This paper presents a method for developing a probabilistic-based occupancy model that focuses on occupants' long vacancy activities (greater than 1 week) and other potential building underutilization that is further integrated with a building energy simulation model.
