Sentence examples for integral to the study from inspiring English sources

He considered the study of manuscripts to be integral to the study of panels, though in the end came to view illumination as less significant than panel painting – as a prelude to the truly significant work of the northern artists of the 15th and 16th centuries.

Another example, where collecting data is integral to the study, is in building super trees [ 28, 29].

The fact and process of lateral gene transfer (LGT) has been integral to the study of infectious disease since Griffith [ 1].

Neither approach truly investigates the natural history of the disease, and both approaches accept the interpretative compromises that are integral to the study population used.

There is increasing interest in adopting new technology to estimate dispersal because the movement of organisms from one location to another is integral to the study of evolutionary and ecological dynamics.

Future studies into the genes involved in the progression of abscission layer formation and degradation in both weedy and wild rice will be integral to the study of weed evolution.

There will be adequate urine to measure creatinine and microalbumin, but these measures are not integral to the current study.

CS, MH, RB, AC and GZ were integral to this study and to the development of this manuscript MM, DG, and RG served as clinical reviewers and contributors to the analysis and discussion sections.

Qualitative data is integral to this study; it will triangulate the findings regarding the utility and refinement of CARAT for future sustainable implementation in general practice (previous data focused on CARAT's utility in the acute care/hospital setting).

The presence of variation in field methods is routine in meta-analytical studies, and thus the choice of effect size calculation and variance weighting is integral to the comparability of study results [48].

User involvement is integral to this study, with service users actively engaged at every stage.