Sentence examples for integrated and therefore from inspiring English sources
The notion stated in equation (1) is a strong form of market integration since markets deviating from this are considered not to be integrated and therefore no price transmission takes place.
Subcategory a denotes that it is not integrated and therefore conducted by other staff of the agency.
So what Apple has done, in a sense, is take the functionality provided by Square – geofenced cards that appear when you walk into a store – and make it a more deeply integrated, and therefore, a simpler and more elegant, solution.
Secondly, the mathematical models of the flute and flank surfaces are integrated and therefore the cutting and chisel edges can be obtained by numerical calculation.
Since all developmental stages of unicellular eukaryotes represent weak-link entry points, there are ample opportunities for foreign genes to be integrated and, therefore, transmitted to offspring.
Additionally, the models were age integrated and therefore the models for U5 mortality were informed only by data using the same age ranges in the observational studies.
This is in part because the vector DNA does not integrate and therefore has no mechanism of maintenance in a dividing cell population.
But he says the bottom line is that the bigger solutions are not integrated, and are therefore complex to use by those who are interested in using a single platform to do all social media marketing, from managing interactions through to bigger posts and pushing advertising.
However, in this report, only a small double-stranded oligonucleotide was integrated, and recombinants therefore had to be selected by PCR from pools of candidate animals, a relatively laborious procedure.
Community and social systems are often integrated and linked; therefore assessing the relationship between the level of teamwork and these determinants, especially the community related determinants such as the supportive role of the NHC to the CHW/TBA team is important.
The drawback of DuQMoGeM is the high computational cost associated with numerical integrations of the PBE integral terms in which each integrand can be integrated independently and, therefore, amenable to parallelization on GPUs.
