Sentence examples for better to integrate from inspiring English sources
The results show that it is better to integrate the production of PO with the production of H2O2 when TS-1 is used as catalyst.
DC systems are more efficient and suite better to integrate some of the renewable energy sources, storage units, and dc loads.
They know what their audience wants, so who better to integrate your brand into an ecosystem than the person who created it?
But it would be better to integrate their care into the nation's medical system -- and especially to make fewer veterans in the future by staying out of stupid and unnecessary conflicts.
MF: I imagine it felt much better to integrate all of those things you were passionate about.
And history shows that when a technology and its social change are inevitable, it is better to integrate the way the future will work, into an open society -- rather than trying pointlessly to punish it, in this case by seeking to ship the inevitable future off to Guantanamo Bay.
As Blaffer Hrdy wrote: "Infants with several attachment figures grow up better able to integrate multiple mental perspectives".
In addition, CSv had a better capability to integrate eye movements with retinal motion compared with V5/MT and MST.
It is better, then, slowly to integrate digital elements into the traditional taught MBA programme.
