Sentence examples for better able to integrate from inspiring English sources

As Blaffer Hrdy wrote: "Infants with several attachment figures grow up better able to integrate multiple mental perspectives".

They have more problem-solving and interdisciplinary skills, and they are better able to integrate into an organization," says Kevin Weitsman (B.E.E. 1972; M.E.E. 1973).

Now scientists at Brown University have started working on superior implants that may be easier to monitor and better able to integrate with the surrounding cells of the body.

By contrast, the Irish who emigrated to the United States were better able to integrate themselves into their new country and have fared better financially, in part because these were already more prosperous emigrants who could afford the trans-Atlantic journey.

In a university lecture in May and more recently in an opinion column in the Financial Times, Mr Hubbard has argued that US companies are more productive than their international competitors because American managers are better able to integrate technological advancements with new business models.

Based on this more integrated policy perspective, policy guidelines in the post-HFA period should be better able to integrate science and technology.

The new rotor is designed as an aid to the energy consumption of the product in which it is incorporated, maintaining the advantages of a conventional Savonius rotor as self-starting, easy manufacture and maintenance, obtaining at the same time a product that sells better, is more able to integrate into its environment and is customizable for the consumer.

Compass has been able to buy firms more cheaply than Sodexho and has been able to integrate them better.

Geographic knowledge discovery, nonetheless can still benefit from better tools, especially if these tools are able to integrate geographic information and aspatial variables in order to assist the geographic analyst's objectives and needs.

We are able to integrate things much better because of the infrastructure we have and, secondly, we are already building this, not just talking about it.'.

"The future for the younger women will be better than the older ones, as they will be able to integrate easily and enjoy more freedom than would have been possible in Iraq," says Kizilhan.