Sentence examples for be an integrated component from inspiring English sources

Environmental monitoring should be an integrated component of condition assessment and should inform activities towards the retrofitting and conservation of historic buildings.

This approach is termed 'dynamic knowledge representation,' and is intended to be an integrated component of the iterative cycle of scientific discovery.

Indeed, 5T4 molecules also influence aspects of cytoskeletal organization including through the cytoplasmic domain [3], [4], [5] and these may be an integrated component of chemotactic response/motility.

The ONU-BS is an integrated component of the ONU of EPON and the BS of WiMAX.

The LCA method seems to be appropriate for reaching this goal because the CED and the corresponding emissions are an integrated component of every LCA study [26].

This training evaluation is an integrated component of the Cogmed training model and seeks to gather information from parents regarding their child's attention, hyperactivity and impulsivity.

Procurement Services is an integrated component of UNICEF's country programmes of cooperation and has become an important entry point for UNICEF in helping to strengthen national capacity in planning for supply needs, selection of supplies and equipment and their effective delivery and distribution.

In a close future, the foreseeable application of CaPO4 will be as an integrated component of the third generation of biomaterials (Hench 1998; Hench and Polak 2002), where they will support cells and/or other biologically active substances (peptides, growth factors, hormones, drugs, etc).

It's great stuff, don't get me wrong, but it's not an integrated component.

Whilst on one hand a Cochrane or Campbell review can provide useful and applicable data for an evidence-based economic evaluation, full economic evaluation studies and other economics studies (e.g. costing studies) can also be included in a critical review of the extant economics literature that may be undertaken as an integrated component of a Cochrane (or Campbell) review.

The benefit of the comprehensive nature of the data integration tables is that it allows some extrapolation and application of the results to local contexts – although this is not yet an integrated component.