Sentence examples for be integrated into either from inspiring English sources

A Smarter Headphone: This feature could be integrated into either a digital audio player or headphones.

But the company's execs wouldn't reveal whether its video-conferencing system would be integrated into either of those TV accessories.

Since the deployment of the main body of the NZEF, the numbers of volunteers had steadily increased to the point that they could no longer be integrated into either of the two existing brigades.

However, two themes ('already doing enough activity' and 'sickness') were integrated into already existing themes (e.g. 'sickness' was integrated into either 'pregnancy-related symptoms' and 'non-pregnancy related health barriers').

When the neurons reach the OB they differentiate into GABAergic interneurons as they are integrated into either the granule cell layer or periglomerular layer.

The resulting P ompC- gfpuv cassette was integrated into either the guaBA or htrA loci such that only the open reading frame was replaced, but the original promoters for both chromosomal loci were preserved, as depicted schematically in Figure 1.

Officials insist that preparations are now ending and that the million residents in dispute, in a country of 18.5 million, will either be integrated into the voter rolls or not.

The HESC system can either be integrated into the PTO system or be included as a subsystem of the WEC.

As described previously (Bundock and Hooykaas [1996]), the T-DNA can either be integrated into the host genome or transferred and incorporated as stable, extra-chromosomal T-DNA elements that can form circular structures in plants (Singer et al. [2012]).

In the absence of other improvement strategies, medication reviews should either be integrated into clinical processes as a prompt, or developed as specific checklist items for medications identified as a problem for local units.

The recommendations could either be integrated into the current guideline on Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy, or be used to develop a new guideline.