Sentence examples for a systematic integration from inspiring English sources

The robust inversion-based 2DOF control develops a systematic integration design approach which combines the robust inversion feedforward control and H ∞ mixed sensitivity robust feedback control [12].

Considerations for the potential benefit of NaHCO3 in these unique situations would require extensive consultation within an athlete's support network, as well as a systematic integration of the supplement to accurately determine any efficacious response.

Consequently, integration of remote sensing (RS) and geographic information system (GIS) has proven to be efficient, rapid and cost effective technique producing valuable data on geology, geomorphology, lineaments and slope as well as a systematic integration of these data for exploration and delineation of groundwater potentials zones (Prasad et al. 2008).

A systematic integration of copy number changes with transcript array data and DNA sequence changes is currently underway in this and a larger set of sarcomas, which will provide a broader genetic landscape of adult soft-tissue sarcoma [Barretina J, Taylor BS et al. 2008, in preparation].

To achieve these aims, a systematic integration of the healthcare accreditation and quality measurement/reporting systems is structured hierarchically.

Here we made an attempt to expand the known genetic network underlying the cold acclimation process in Arabidopsis by a systematic integration of genomic and transcriptome data.

In this article we highlight the impact of QSP within drug discovery and development by citing examples from within the field of pharmacology and we argue for a more systematic integration of QSP within the drug discovery and development paradigm.

A more systematic integration of research ethics training in student curricula and mandatory training for researchers at UB will be important steps in enhancing institutional capacity for research ethics.

The approach presented in this paper uses flatness-based feedforward control as a strategy for systematic integration of a priori system knowledge into an open-loop controller.

The Knowledge Framework, which takes an SFL approach as a basis to analyze language related activities, serves both as a theoretical base for systematic integration of language and content and as a practical guide to academic task analysis, instructional design, and assessment implementation.

At the same time this paper also flags up the need for a tighter and more systematic integration of these fields of study.