Sentence examples for integrate the complexity from inspiring English sources
Mathematical modeling provides a framework to describe and integrate the complexity of relationships between components in the cell system.
In the future, the challenge will be to integrate the complexity of photochemistry (e.g. heterogeneous phase reactions) into the present modelling tools so as to enlarge the spectrum of strategies devoted to photochemical process intensification.
This paper introduces a new method that should allow design teams to produce better recovery-conscious designs, i.e. to integrate the complexity and the variability of recovery routes and to make recoverability more tangible to designers.
"I like to think of the show as an opportunity for listeners and guests alike to explore the deeper side of leadership and what it means to integrate the complexity of business in today's rapidly changing world with their desire for a meaningful prosperous life," said Spano.
To the simplicity of the study of a single molecular marker, we may be able to integrate the complexity of multiple biological determinants, participating in signalling pathways and biological networks.
Based on the existing product design assessment methodologies proposed by academic and industrial communities this paper addresses these problems by developing a novel concept to improve decision-making performance in the early design phase by integrating the complexity perspective into decision-making.
Developing SME strategies and structuring will then benefit from integrating the complexity of related interactions and trajectories.
On the empirical level, the will of all actors – and the Ministry of Health in particular – to have a clear vision of the projected change and manner of reaching that point, while integrating the complexity, was the element carrying the process.
Another is to integrate the sheer complexity of multiple databases beyond the traditional focal points of sites, artifacts, genes, and skeletons and integrate them into a descriptive and analytical whole.
Their mission is to help advance medicine and healthcare through rigorous scientific studies, new models of clinical care, and innovative educational programs that integrate biomedicine, the complexity of human beings, the intrinsic nature of healing and the rich diversity of therapeutic systems.
"To my knowledge, there is no such formal program that integrates the details, complexity, and all of the nuances of drug discovery and development into the graduate education program," says Barrett, who hopes to ease the transition for students interested in an industrial career.
