Sentence examples for barriers to integrating existing from inspiring English sources

The GHSAG is developing such a prototype biosurveillance 'system of systems'; it is anticipated that, with appropriate communication and data sharing protocols, technical barriers to integrating existing global and regional biosurveillance systems can be overcome.

For example, it might become easier to integrate existing immigrant communities.

Such a result seems satisfying considering that our main work was to integrate existing components.

To this end, T.I.A. seeks to develop architectures for integrating existing databases into a "virtual, centralized, grand database".

But the real keys: The team built an API that would allow schools to integrate their existing platforms and software into Engrade, and looked to tear down some of the barriers between educational data silos (a la Education Elements) and aggregate them in one platform.

Instead we plan to integrate towards existing services.

Understanding the barriers and assists to integrating ergonomics into production system design remains a research issue.

"The technical challenge this notion presents," Mr. Katz said, "is far simpler than attempting to integrate two existing networks".

The main barrier to technological innovations reaching a wider audience in the UK is often how to integrate them into existing systems such as the NHS.

This makes it easy to integrate WikiPathways in existing pipelines.

This makes it straightforward to integrate ImgLib2 into existing ImageJ-based processing pipelines.