Sentence examples for contributing to an integrated from inspiring English sources

The partnership between the federal government, Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia was created by an act of Congress in 1967, with shared governance and pooled resources contributing to an integrated transportation and infrastructure system once billed as a model for the future.

Owing to the limited availability of spatial and monitoring data, the simulations are approximate and only a first step in contributing to an integrated river basin management that should be improved in future.

Millions of sensors will be connected in a large network, observations will be shared, and each sensor will contribute to an integrated vision.

However, for each NumtS chromosome band, Additional file 6 lists information contributing to an overview about where NumtS are integrated.

In addition to advanced algorithms for protein inference, there is a major opportunity to understand the systems that are contributing to a disease state by integrating proteomics with other platforms such as next generation sequencing and small molecule studies using metabolomics.

There is ongoing interest in integrating different models and thereby contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of a broad range of psychosocial working conditions that may affect mental health [ 13].

Agere Systems said yesterday that the costs of cutting jobs and shedding large parts of its business to focus on making integrated circuits, contributed to an $885 million net loss for the fourth quarter of its fiscal year.

It is thus possible that the association area-enriched genes contribute to a greater capacity for integrating inputs.

As shown in figure 1, these concepts and components contribute to a unified theory that integrates environmental epigenetics into the molecular aspects of evolution.

A comparative undermyelination of the adolescent brain could contribute to a limited ability to efficiently integrate reward signals with efferent motor systems necessary for motivated behavior (Roesch and Olson 2003, 2004).

These microsatellite markers, together with our preliminary population genetic analyses, will provide a valuable resource for population genetic research, and contribute to effective integrated pest management strategies in the future.