Sentence examples for could have integrated from inspiring English sources

Or to put it in simple terms, Liuhe could have integrated a short paragraph regarding the CSR just like what Beidahuang had done.

This suggests that it was during this period of gamma-band synchronization that a new percept emerged since the incorporation of the ITG, known to be involved in the processing of higher-order visual patterns, could have integrated elements of the emerging percept into the large-scale gamma-oscillatory neural assembly defining conscious contents [44].

This is pertinent because sonographers (who in three studies were actually clinicians) could have integrated bedside clinical data with ultrasound evaluation, artificially inflating ultrasound sensitivity.

A function within the EMIS clinical system (EMIS Access) that could have integrated email prescription requests had been disabled because it was "just one more thing to check".

This is not to say that Darwin could not have integrated the findings of 20th Century cell biologists and geneticists into his theory; he simply didn't have the opportunity to do so because the data were not yet available.

They have integrated very well.

All our women associates have integrated lives.

Some newer BCDs have integrated weight systems.

"I suppose you could say that Leicester has integrated better than other places," Harbo tells me after the game had safely finished.

I gather that everything in the book is meant for kids, but I think it would have been better if all the material could have been integrated with Parker's beautiful illustrations.

The boundary d2 is annotated between clauses and some dislocated units to the left or to the right, which could have been integrated into the clause as well.