Sentence examples for a proposed integration from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a proposed integration of the public and private healthcare systems may help to make diabetes care, including insulin initiation delivery, more effective and efficient.

The proposed integration of a ferroelectric material into the body of the MOSFET device will provide the required NC effect to overcome the fundamental thermionic barrier of the current and emerging FETs.

In spatially explicit decision problems where it is difficult to choose appropriate combinations of interventions, the proposed integration of a BBN with GIS helped to facilitate shared understanding of the human landscape relationships, while fostering collective management that can be incorporated into landscape planning processes.

Already, the Department of Transportation has ignored Ms Varney's recommendation that it block the proposed integration of Continental Airlines into an international alliance.

During the proposed integration year, refugees would work four days a week and attend language classes on the fifth day.

The proposed integration scenarios were carefully defined.

The proposed integration approach has been applied to two patient data sets, each with two high-throughput data sources.

Yet some ten years later policy papers from bodies such as the Institution of Civil Engineers and the Centre for Cities are still proposing integration as a possible panacea.

The modal truncation augmentation method combined with a proposed staggered integration scheme is verified through simulation results as an efficient tool for analyzing a flexible dual-rotor gas turbine engine dynamics with the localized nonlinearities of the bearing and damper, with the thermal growths and with a flexible casing model.

This paper presents a proposed new methodology for the integration of end of life issues into the design of new chemical plant.

The treatment of wall boundary conditions is then discussed with focus on a recently proposed robust integration up to the wall (ItW), a generalization of the standard wall functions (GWF), and a compound wall treatment (CWT) that combines both of the concepts.