Sentence examples for and if integrated from inspiring English sources

This information would generate a more holistic understanding of wildlife trade and, if integrated with the Convention's existing trade database, would allow a more realistic evaluation of the performance of trade controls, and could inform decision-making and the implementation of interventions which go beyond regulation and address demand directly.

But others, notably fuller inclusion of evaporation and condensation processes in atmospheric dynamics (the 'biotic pump'), offer elegant insights and, if integrated into more comprehensive models, may resolve some of the discrepancies plaguing current climate models.

Should it be in a separate section of the resume or integrated by date, and if integrated, what would it look like?

These results suggest that potential complementary favorable alleles or valuable alleles for specific traits may exist in subspecies falcata and diploid subspecies caerulea, and if integrated into elite cultivated alfalfa by marker-assisted breeding could improve current cultivars.

Different data sources offer various insights into underlying biological processes, and, only if integrated, they will yield the full meaning.

These data can provide valuable insights and improve soybeans if integrated and analyzed in a novel and comprehensive way.

Specifically, the current STDMA suggests to configure NI to be comparable to beacon interval, of which typical value is 100 ms and becomes longer if integrated with congestion control.

In the upper panels, optimal models are shown: links selected by the optimization algorithm are represented with continuous line if derived from the PKN and dotted line if integrated using FEED.

Although it is not the focus of this review to address these tools in details, it is important to realise potentials of these analytical and fabrication tools, which if integrated with fundamental biology can provide essential breakthroughs in the fight against cancer.

The proposed framework (SEAMLESS-IF) integrates relationships and processes across disciplines and scales and combines quantitative analysis with qualitative judgments and experiences.

Further miniaturisation and robustness can be achieved if integrated optics are used instead of traditional free space optics.