Sentence examples for be fully assimilated from inspiring English sources

This substantial difference (5-fold) between the acetate synthesis and assimilation pathways expression suggests that the synthesized acetic acid cannot be fully assimilated with increasing growth rates.

Whatever an experimental film might be, this sequence is one — it's an experiment the discoveries of which have yet to be fully assimilated by the world of filmmakers, almost half a century later.

The theoretical implications of the collapse of socialism, the socialism of the Soviet bloc, have yet to be fully assimilated by social, cultural, and political theorists.

The latter, although of the same type as the sodium and potassium eutectic alloy, cannot be fully assimilated to the heat transfer fluid considered in this work.

University-educated Nordics (in 11 15 years) and Westerners (in 21 25 years) as well as Eastern Europeans with secondary school (in 16 20 years) are predicted to be fully assimilated according to the static model.

There's so much taken away that I think there may be an underlying thing that "if we all leave, they'll just take this too and we'll just be fully assimilated".

Meditation, like yoga before it, has been fully assimilated into corporate America.

This modern revolution in physics has not yet been fully assimilated by historians of science.

Social work is another area that could potentially be enriched if sex differences, particularly inparental investment, were fully assimilated.

What he doesn't note, however, is that Americans of non-Northern European ancestry historically have never been fully assimilated.

Conservative Christians are fully assimilated into commercial American life and, in a variety of different ways, critical of it.