Sentence examples for allows for easy integration from inspiring English sources

The design of the system allows for easy integration into the standard OR environment.

The architecture allows for easy integration with a general ICU data flow management architecture.

Typically, Spirulina is neutralized with an acidic solution and dried or dehydrated as this allows for easy integration into animal feed formulations (Ahsan et al. 2008).

The large pressures generated electrokinetically by the microchip EOF pump show the potential for a compact motive source that allows for easy integration with applications requiring high pressures.

The e-caring chair further allows for easy integration of additional physiological signal measuring devices, speedy measurements and long term monitoring of any trends that may emerge, making it easier for users to be alerted to physiological changes in the body without the need to enlist assistance from medical personnel.

Modularization of components allows for easy integration of additional tools, version updates and other benchmark datasets.

The flexibility and relative simplicity of the ACT steps allows for easier integration into standard planning processes (IPCC 2007b).

We present and test a gradient augmented level set method for unstructured grids, which has been designed to allow for easy integration in parallel flow solvers.

The first one, devoted to network communication, is based on a de facto standard, Berkeley sockets, thus allowing for easy integration of multi-computer environments.

The modular cross-platform data acquisition framework EUDAQ [17] has been designed and developed to serve as flexible and simple-to-use data taking software for the EUDET-type beam telescopes, allowing for easy integration of other devices.

When up-scaling PITC for STI patients (and for all patients in medical settings), the design of the intervention should allow for easy integration with the clinical consultation, without fragmenting the clinical tasks and the tasks related to HIV testing and linkage to care [ 32].