Sentence examples for compromise to integrate from inspiring English sources
Collaborators settled on a compromise to integrate the strengths of a comprehensive and computationally intensive model associating epidemiological patterns and vaccine characteristics with impact from Swiss TPH with simpler, specially designed, component modules for less computationally intensive elements such as the number of individuals that might be immunized.
In working together, their objective is not to compromise but to integrate.
However, the use of piggyBac is potentially compromised by its propensity to integrate transposons in and around actively transcribed genes [37], [40], which increases the probability of deleterious effects.
He said Russia and Ukraine were vital parts of Europe but should not compromise their values and identities to integrate into the modern European system.
Compromise programming techniques are used to integrate the forest conservation priority maps of decision groups where a separation distance is calculated.
In Concacaf it is admittedly difficult to integrate so many international matches into the MLS schedule, but a better compromise needs to be made somewhere.
This finding is consistent with the position that self-efficacy is most influential in predicting behavior during challenging situations (Bandura 1997) such as attempting to integrate physical activity into the lives of sedentary older adults who have compromised physical function.
This consultant said that there were plans to integrate between two hundred and three hundred Special Forces members into Iraqi units, which was seen as a compromise aimed at meeting the Air Force's demand to vet Iraqis who were involved in targeting.
When the capacity to integrate these feelings (either positive or negative) with one's own knowledge of facts is severely compromised, as is the case in ventro-medial-prefrontal cortex (VMPFC) patients, making judgments and decisions is severely impaired.
We may be failing to integrate Muslims.
