In the age of globalisation, the idea was that a more integrated Europe would collectively serve as the bulwark that nation states could no longer provide.
This variation likely involves other system components as well and these integrated elements may collectively provide an ideal opportunity to study the evolution of a structural novelty in a vertebrate taxon.
The team carried out more than 13,000 field trials across China's main agroecological zones and found that a series of management practices, collectively termed integrated soil crop system management, increased maize, wheat and rice yields, nitrogen-use efficiency and farmer profitability.
Despite that, there are currently no researches that integrate these concepts collectively.
The response of the grazing assemblage was evaluated for individual species and collectively (integrating all species) by direct counts of individuals and from radular marks on wax discs.
Accompanying changes in signal duration are multiple stages of biochemical regulation of differing network topology that collectively integrate an incoming signal to deliver a specific biological response.
He was well integrated with his teammates, and collectively with them on the ground.
With the increased momentum towards child survival goals in sub-Saharan Africa, this tier of CHWs has increasingly focussed on community treatment of malaria, pneumonia, and diarrhoea and acute malnutrition (collectively known as integrated community case management or iCCM), though evidence of the effectiveness of these programmes at scale remains inconclusive (19).
The VG and the NG are closely integrated with each other, and they collectively express events instead of things.
Laboratory research and library research have been integrated in various ways that are collectively known as "the" scientific method.
Collectively these data will be integrated within the development consideration of rapamycin and rapalogs for both canine and human pediatric sarcoma and solid tumor patients.
