Sentence examples for direct integrated from inspiring English sources

Adaptive strategies can provide a critical breathing space while the capacity for more direct integrated management is being built.

Differences in the natural isotopic composition of dietary components may be used to provide direct integrated measures of ingestion, nutrient incorporation and growth through development under normal feeding and environmental conditions, in either the laboratory or the hatchery.

We focus on recent advances in the field and touch on some of the remaining challenges in the production of solar fuels from N2 and CO2 with a direct, integrated solar fuel device.

Future studies may thus focus on a direct, integrated assessment of the role of these molecular pathways, which are activated after myocardial infarction, on cell engraftment [ 18, 30].

Total blood Hg provides a direct, integrated measure of recent mercury exposure from a variety of influences including diet, dental amalgams, thimerosal and atmospheric pollution.

On the other hand, their characteristic vertical geometry and fabrication strategy hinders a direct integration within integrated circuits.

Direct environmental investment: integrated direct investment to improve, water quality, land management, agricultural and environmental impacts.

Slack, as-is, is more like a tool for quickly building work-centric chat rooms with direct messaging integrated into it.

As the Left has spent the past decades creating and studying different educational models: project-based learning, differentiated instruction, constructivism, the Montessori approach, direct instruction, integrated curriculum through regular public and charter schools (public schools with greater autonomy over curriculum and instruction in exchange from greater accountability for results).

Because direct optimization integrates the implied alignment and the explicit topology, the choice of analytical parameters (character state transformation weights, or costs, for nucleotide substitutions and indels) is critical for phylogenetic inference, as analyses performed under alternative cost matrices can produce widely different hypotheses of relationships.

The similarity scores were measured by the Pearson correlation coefficients based on single data types (DNA methylation, mRNA expression and miRNA expression) and the integrated scores (integrated by direct concatenation, SNF and iBFE).