Sentence examples for inability to integrate from inspiring English sources
Despite their potential, engineered tissues suffer from inferior biomechanical integrity and an inability to integrate in vivo.
The promise of proteomics and fluxomics is limited by our current inability to integrate these two levels of cellular organization.
Timothy Garton Ash, an Oxford-based historian, sees Europe's "greatest single failure" in its inability "to integrate immigrants from the European periphery as European citizens".
One factor that has diminished the effectiveness of previous approaches has been their inability to integrate the various models used for different aspects of the overall design problem.
However, biosensor systems have been hindered by a narrow range of ligand detection capabilities, a relatively low signal output, and their inability to integrate multiple signals.
Jacob's inability to integrate into a community that treats him with indifference, and his scalding resentment at his descent from cultivated teacher to penurious labourer, digging the graves of people he holds in contempt, results in tragedy.
A case in point: Sprint's inability to successfully integrate Nextel, a competing telecommunications company it bought in 2005.
As for parents who want to give kids iPhones, there aren't plans to bring Kytephone to that platform at this time, mainly because of its inability to completely integrate with the iOS operating system.
The world is changing rapidly in this age of globalization and the tremendous potential of East Asia is being slowed down by our inability to fully integrate North Korea into the international community.
In these societies, integration problems may thus be seen less as a result of discrimination by the receiving society than as a result of immigrants' inability or unwillingness to integrate (Gehring, 2009).
The inability of Zionism to integrate the traditional culture of the Middle East into its national program has led to an endless series of conflicts with the Arabs.
