The phrase "as integrated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is incorporated or included within a larger system or context.
Example: "The new software features are as integrated in the existing platform as possible to ensure a seamless user experience."
Alternatives: "as incorporated in" or "as embedded in".
Final geometrical calculations were carried out with Mercury and PLATON as integrated in WinGX.
Information typically resides in the form of expressions and terms as integrated in knowledge structures, so that term functors, extendable to monads, become important instrumentations in applications.
Figure 2 shows a screenshot of the viewer with three superimposed NMR spectra of the metabolite Uridine [MTBLC16704] as integrated in the MetaboLights website.
What that boils down to is there isn't pressure to make work that is sellable or marketable". The grassroots arts community is as integrated in the Pioneer Works fabric as its icons.
They are already almost twice as integrated in TPP economies in Asia as we are.
Bootstrapping with 1000 replicates was performed using SeqBoot as integrated in PHYLIP [124] and values ≥50% were included for main nodes of the tree.
"International economic issues are still not as integrated as they should be in the national security process," Ms. Rice said today.
People live in places as integrated as their pocketbooks and personal preferences allow.
Nevertheless, patient-related factors, like comorbidities and abnormal organ function, describing additional hazards on outcome, are not as yet integrated in prognostic models.
Experiments on UCF101, HMDB51 and THUMOS13 reveal the benefit of the video-specific adaptations of VideoLSTM in isolation as well as when integrated in a combined architecture.
Third, it is possible the processes tapped by these tasks may not yet be as fully integrated in children this young as they are in older children and adults.
