Sentence examples for integrate the range from inspiring English sources

This inductive deductive "cycle of knowledge" is crucial for systems biology: predictive mathematical models are used to interpret, organise and integrate the range of available experimental data.

Health analysts hope that further developing neighborhood-based NORCs may hold the potential to integrate the range of housing, health and social services that can aid older New Yorkers in successful aging in place (Vladeck and Segel, 2010).

Expanding on a variety of existing models that demonstrate the potential for aquaculture escapees to have demographically relevant fitness effects on wild populations (e.g., Hutchings 1991; Fleming 1995; Tufto 2001, 2010; Hindar et al. 2006), we integrate the range of alternative management approaches to reducing such effects for a comprehensive, comparative evaluation of their relative efficacy.

In this paper we implemented image normalization along with edge detection on real time images and then integrated the range sensor.

Integrating the ranges of selection coefficients from 10-2 to 0.1, 10-3 to 0.1, and 10-4 to 0.1 results in respective probability masses of f SDM = 9.7%, 34%and66%6%.

For example, the cerebellum, which encodes information about motor movements, contains a massive number of neurons, but doesn't appear to integrate the diverse range of internal states that the prefrontal cortex does.

Many health professionals are expanding their practices, helping to integrate the growing range of options using frameworks—such as those described in this book and others listed below to prioritize the many pieces of the brain health puzzle and use technology to augment, but not overturn, our lifestyles.

When gauging the value and efficacy of mobility and travel restrictions it is crucial to rely on epidemic models that integrate the wide range of features characterizing human mobility and the many options available to public health organizations for responding to a pandemic.

By incorporating both design and analysis criteria in one tool we were able to integrate the full range of study types and avoid privileging solely by design.

We integrate the broad range of genetic, biogeographic, morphological, physiological and ecological information that is uniquely available for lake whitefish to identify DUs across the Canadian distribution of the lake whitefish species complex.

The conceptual framework is a successful attempt to integrate the wide range of issues discussed in the book, and will be very helpful in generating questions for further research.