Sentence examples for commonly integrated from inspiring English sources

Global shipments of digital cameras, another device now commonly integrated into smartphones, fell to 125 million units in 2009 from 140 million in 2008, according to André Malm, a senior analyst at Berg Insight in Goteborg, Sweden.

However, at present, remotely-sensed information on forest change is not commonly integrated into GHG reporting systems.

This technique is commonly integrated with web sources to quickly familiarize visitors with the content via key words.

Biomass gasification processes are more commonly integrated to gas turbine based combined heat and power (CHP) generation systems.

These are commonly integrated into Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning units to reduce the relative humidity of incoming ventilation air.

This result was consistent with our previous finding that exogenous DNA is commonly integrated into the A. cellulolyticus genome with nonhomologous recombination (Fujii et al. 2012).

It is evident that learners commonly integrate most of their peer feedback into revising their written texts with some variations as discussed above.

After the probe is computed, we can either output the full probe diffraction pattern, or more commonly integrate a subset of the probe intensity after taking its Fourier transform, as shown in Fig. 1f.

For one, the research community commonly integrates visualization of read alignments into next-generation sequencing data-analysis pipelines.

The linearized DNA commonly integrates as a head-to-tail concatamer in copy numbers that vary from one to >200 per haploid genome.

Some viruses like HPV and HBV commonly integrate into the host genome, where they predispose to genome instability and cancer risks (Zhao et al., 2012).