Sentence examples for attractive to integrate from inspiring English sources

To make the best use of the advantages and bypass the disadvantages, it is attractive to integrate Prolog with programs developed by other languages.

This variability prevented a simple prediction of the starch accumulation profile, so it was attractive to integrate the combined effect of all gene expression profiles on the diurnal starch pattern, using a mathematical model.

Laser micromachining using femtosecond pulses is an attractive methodology to integrate graphene-based materials into functional devices as it allows changes to the focal volume with a submicrometer spatial resolution due to the efficient nonlinear nature of the absorption, yielding rapid prototyping for innovative applications.

This 'off-season' production offers potential synergies rather than competition with food crops and is thus an attractive way to integrate bioenergy crops with traditional agricultural systems.

Such "time shifting" would compensate for the intermittent nature of wind and solar power, making them more attractive and easier to integrate into the grid.

An alternative attractive approach is to integrate various indirect or direct sources of evidence in a statistical learning framework.

Therefore, it is very attractive to use DR to integrate more renewable energy.

Silica nanoparticles have also been used for pre-clinical in vivo fluorescence imaging [39]; these particles are also attractive for approaches aiming to integrate multiple properties for multimodality biomedical imaging [40].

53, 57, 58 However, attractive opportunities are now available to integrate comprehensive genotype, metabolomics, and phenotype data.

Unsurprisingly, these large numbers also make the Google Assistant ecosystem more attractive to device manufacturers that want to integrate their services with the Assistant.

Behaviorally, male flies appear to integrate information both from attractive and inhibitory pheromones produced by other males (e.g., Ferveur and Sureau, 1996; Stockinger et al., 2005).