Sentence examples for addressed integration from inspiring English sources

Atun and colleagues have addressed integration of interventions into the health system, and in their framework they define how interventions are more or less integrated in to health system functions (20).

However, these types only refer to integrating engineering into science units and do not necessarily address integration that occurs among additional STEM content (e.g., mathematics) and practices.

According to reporter Jane Perlez, Europeans see these attacks and attempts less as products of anti-Americanism than as a result of the continent's failure to address integration of its Muslim populations properly or effectively.

Different systems to address integration challenges are also examined for the integration of electrolysis/hydrolysis and thermolysis/electrolysis processes.

The architecture of such applications must address integration issues: it needs to deal with heterogeneous local and/or public data sources, and build value-added applications on existing corporate IT systems.

We address integration and subsequent characterization of the cytochrome bo3 ubiquinol oxidase (Cyt-bo3) from de novo synthesis without the effort of conventional cell culture, isolation, and purification procedures.

Figure 2 in the Appendix shows that 47percentnt of the policy changes recorded in DEMIG POLICY since 1945 deal with legal entry and stay issues, followed by 26percentnt addressing integration, 13percentnt dealing with border and land control and 12 per cent concerning exit regulations.

The 13-item modified FT expands on the original FT by addressing integration of patient perspective as part of the EBP model.

Balladelli et al. [ 63] suggest that investment in addressing integration of military health workers requires substantial political and financial efforts but that it is greatly justified.

GeneMania [ 15] helps to predict the function of a set of input genes by utilizing functional association data to generate a functional relevant network, but does not address integration of user-determined data and filtration with user-defined criteria.

This paper examines these challenges in depth, and presents a flux-based smoothing algorithm designed to address integration-error-induced destabilization via controlled strain energy dissipation.