Sentence examples for basis of integration from inspiring English sources

Another plan is to let the government choose its annual UN quota for refugees of around 500 on the basis of "integration potential"—so that educated young men with foreign languages would be preferred to the old and illiterate.

Instead, a unique representation such as MOL files can be used as the basis of integration.

Since we only used 1H-NMR spectra, assignments were performed exclusively on the basis of integration and chemical shift data.

Critiques of the normative basis of integration discourses, and their (somewhat ironic) exclusionary potential are by now well developed (e.g., Rytter, 2010; Schinkel, 2011).

The physicians responsible for the studies interpreted the images on the basis of integration of the rotating raw projection data, tomographic perfusion images, gated SPECT information, quantitative perfusion SPECT results, and a computer-assisted interpretation made by EXINI Heart™ (EXINI Diagnostics AB, Lund, Sweden).

To understand the anatomical basis of integration of PN input by candidate output neurons of the LH (LHNs), we examined their dendritic arborizations.

The knowledge acquired constitutes the basis of the integration of food science education and related subjects within the curricula, based on an innovative approach.

The basis of the integration of activities related to the product life cycle is, mainly, the creation of a unique and coherent information model along all the stages in the cycle.

On the basis of the integration of the average of 100 sequential Gaussian simulations (Deutsch and Journel 1998; Cardellini et al. 2003), over the sampled area, mean soil diffuse CO2 emissions of ~6 ± 0.2 t day−1 and 3.2 ± 0.2 t day−1 were estimated for Furnas Lake and Furnas Village degassing areas, respectively.

In the aspect of real options model, we extend the single-factor model with geological and technical factors to better describe the flexibility value of deepwater oil and gas projects on the basis of the integration model, because the partial differential equation for three factors is too complex to be solved.

Thus, on the basis of smart integration of the above nanocomposites and the detection of H2O2 generated by ChO enzymatic reactions under the optimal conditions, the obtained ECL biosensor for choline showed wide linear range from 3 nM to 1.12 mM with detection limit (signal-to-noise ratio of 3) of 1 nM.