Sentence examples for improves integration from inspiring English sources

The study points to the fact that the flipped classroom improves: integration of concepts; participation and communication; students' interest in the course; integration of ICTs in the classroom; and academic results.

To summarize, these experiments indicate that: (1) VEGF induction of calpain activity is likely responsible for impaired integration of vascular cords, and (2) that normalization of calpain activity to baseline levels with calpain inhibitor-I, improves integration of vascular cords comparably to DN calpain-I (Fig. 2).

We investigated whether incorporation of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) into the collagen scaffold improves integration and repair of cartilage defects in a cynomolgus macaque model.

"Our economies are so integrated that improving integration [inaudible] in the world, it is actually something that benefits both Mexico and the United States".

Thanks to the evolvement of the CMOS technology, the RF integrated circuits can improve integration and reduce chip area greatly.

The decision was to work very hard to improve integration".

Improving integration between services is an obvious example of where patient insights can drive change.

His appointment 10 days ago came at a time of growing concern over how to improve integration of the five million Muslims in France.

The transfer of £300m from the NHS to local councils to improve integration of support should go some way to prioritising interventions that can "prevent, postpone and minimise people's need for formal care and support".

The positive trend is all these multiple festivals, exhibitions, etc, but the best of all these events were initiated by citizens, so I would say that it is due to improving integration of Muscovites into the global world.

To try to improve integration, the Czech government recently introduced new rules forcing immigrants who want to acquire a business license to have 120 hours of introductory Czech; but the lessons cost about €200 — which few indebted migrants can afford.