Sentence examples for extensively integrated from inspiring English sources

Acoustophoresis with its simple and low-cost fabrication, rapid and localized fluid actuation, compatibility with microfluidic components, and biocompatibility for cellular studies, has been extensively integrated into microfluidics to provide on-chip microdevices for a variety of applications in biology, bioengineering and chemistry.

Little happens if conversational AI platforms aren't extensively integrated with and through ERP and CRM systems.

show that in mice, eye-specific inputs are already extensively integrated by the level of the visual thalamus.

One clinical group in a peripheral hospital centralised data collection for audit and research purposes via web-browser-based application software and extensively integrated the system in daily use.

Perhaps this is why the extensively integrated smokestack industries have found it so difficult to adapt to the rapidly changing environment in which they find themselves.

Importantly, iPS cells extensively integrate with various host tissues and contribute to the germline when injected into the blastocysts.

Dauskardt and his group have worked extensively on integrating new materials into emerging technologies including thin-film structures for nanoscience and energy technologies, high-performance composite and laminates for aerospace, and on biomaterials and soft tissues in bioengineering.

In order to write the novel, Stephenson researched the period extensively and integrates events and historical themes important to historical scholarship throughout the novel.

Previously, we reported that, when clonal neural stem cells (NSCs) were transplanted into brains of postnatal mice subjected to unilateral hypoxic ischemic (HI) injury (optimally 3 7 days following infarction), donor-derived cells homed preferentially (from even distant locations) to and integrated extensively within the large ischemic areas that spanned the hemisphere.

It is imperative that this be extensively characterized and integrated into our existing knowledge of NO networks.

This is true especially in the light of the new revision of DSM-5, where "identity" has been discussed extensively to be integrated as a core criterion for impaired self-related personality functioning.