Sentence examples for comparatively integrated from inspiring English sources
In this paper, multiple electric vehicle charging profiles are comparatively integrated into a 24-hour load demand in an economic and environment dispatch model.
Due to many years of R&D in materials science and engineering, China has formed a comparatively integrated system of basic materials, and has become a great country for basic materials production.
There is no obvious profile of a suicide-bomber, and both Mr Khyam and Khan were comparatively well integrated into British society.A central factor in radicalising some British Muslims has undoubtedly been Britain's involvement in the war in Iraq, but other factors are at play.
While not exemplary, service delivery in HC4 was comparatively well integrated.
Although a special type of high lift rudder with comparatively large area was integrated during the design, it is found that carefully developed hull form, especially in the region of stern profile and section shape, seems to be more important to enhance ship's maneuverability.
Specifically, strong bootstrap support was obtained for nodes defining close relationships between Hel-2 Helitrons from AcNPV and Helicoverpa armigera and Spodoptera exigua, and the Hel-2 element in AcNPV is comparatively more distant from those integrated into PDVs.
By contrast, the mechanisms by which the meiotic maturation process is regulated and integrated within the oogenic program are comparatively less well understood.
Results show thus that for C&T-value added a comparatively stronger global integration took place, whereas C&T-labor got more integrated within national borders over the investigation period (see Appendix 3: Table 8).
The entire P receiver array can be integrated on a single chip at a comparatively minor cost resulting in O(P) complexity.
The entire N-receiver array can be integrated on a single chip at a comparatively minor cost resulting in O(N) complexity.
The cytogenetic mapping data were also integrated with BAC-end sequences information of O. niloticus and comparatively analyzed against the genome of other fish species and vertebrates.
