Sentence examples for integrate the study from inspiring English sources

It may be possible to integrate the study of society, religion, economics and demography, say, when concentrating on a small microcosm of life, like a single medieval village, but here the inherent restrictions of geography and time are themselves a form of tunnel vision.

She was one of the first archaeologists to integrate the study of ethics into archaeological training, and it has now, she says, become a standard part of many degree courses.

Saying that many campaigns were beginning to integrate the study of online behavior into their digital strategies, Mr. West said, "In many respects, it's analogous to the emergence of TV advertising in the 1960s".

For our purpose of attempting to integrate the study of social, economic and political institutions, in this section, we characterize the output as development in its broadest sense: an index capturing weighted growth in social, economic and political variables defined each period by social, economic and political institutions.

A relationship that correlates the tunnel depth to diameter (Z/D) ratios and ground loss conditions with a level of structural damage with different ground and structure conditions was developed to integrate the study results into a design frame in engineering practice.

The potential to integrate the study of the molecular and ultrastructural changes that occur in the endometrium by using scanning immunoelectron microscopy offers a powerful means of expanding our understanding of the adaptation of the endometrium in preparation for embryo implantation.

Besides identifying disease specific biomarkers, one future direction is to integrate the studies in genome architecture, epigenomics, and gene expression to understand the underlining mechanisms of pediatric diseases.

He envisaged a field of literary scholarship that would be both exacting and vital, and he felt this could be achieved by integrating the study of English literature with that of the classics: "The literature of antiquity was to Milton's genius what soil and light are to a plant".

Finally, it integrates the study of transient shape into the analysis of (time-) frequency properties.

In recent years, great strides have been made in molecular developmental genetics, which has renewed hopes of integrating the study of embryological development with evolutionary theory; hence the emerging new discipline of 'evolutionary developmental biology', or evo-devo.

Fortunately, this is beginning to change, with some high schools even fully integrating the study of entrepreneurship as is now commonplace in many colleges.