Sentence examples for demand integrated from inspiring English sources

The accumulated VO2 uptake and the accumulated VO2 demand were taken as the VO2 uptake and the VO2 demand integrated over the entire supramaximal cycling exercise bout [18].

The energy transition is simulated for two scenarios: a power sector scenario and power sector plus desalination and non-energetic industrial gas demand (integrated) scenario.

According to this global entrainment hypothesis the coupling between perception and action is realized via global alpha/mu entrainment, resulting in widespread coherence between local alpha and mu generators in visual, auditory and motor structures when tasks demand integrated cognitive processing.

Many jazz clubs at the time played to segregated audiences, but when Granz, an ex-marine standing at more than 6ft tall who kept himself in fine physical shape (he was a talented tennis player), began promoting his own small-scale concerts, he demanded integrated audiences and good rates of pay for the musicians.

"The holistic nature of ECD demands integrated interventions systemically, as all the different development areas – physical, cognitive, social – are so strongly interrelated".

The apps change the Cr2Ca and Ca2Cr (Fig. 4) interaction processes using an innovative communication method between demands and supply such that loosely scattered freight demand is integrated (App-matching).

In an effort to cut costs, foreign electronics companies have been pouring money into Chinese factories, fueling demand for integrated circuits.

The fact that some of the main obstacles to teaching is the lack of time and intense clinical work underscore the idea that educational interventions need to be tailored to complex scenarios with multiple time demands, and integrated into the clinical work flow for appropriate context.

But, he said at a joint news conference in London with Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the nature of the crisis demanded an integrated response.

Demand to integrate advanced educational technologies to model or represent natural science systems in action, thus, is also increasing in this decade (Cook 2006; Marbach-Ad et al. 2008; Quellmalz et al. 2012; Xie and Tinker 2006).

There is growing demand to integrate multiplex signatures to obtain favorable assay properties, such as reduced sample volume, decreased processing time, low cost analysis and low reagent consumption.