Sentence examples for integrated compared from inspiring English sources

The Portuguese had been there longest, since the 15th century, and their colonies — Mozambique, Angola and Guinea — were surprisingly integrated compared with others.

Even today it is just 65% integrated, compared with Alcoa 's 85%.

For example, Berkman and Syme [ 3] reported that all-cause mortality was significantly higher in those individuals who were the least socially integrated compared to those with the highest level of social integration.

Images of cells after treatment with control silica particles (Fig. 9c, d) revealed that the cell membranes are more integrated compared to the cells treated with cisplatin-functionalized silica particles (Fig. 9a, b).

There were two randomized controlled trials and two non-randomized trials of integrated compared to non-integrated care [ 41- 44].

The debate on the merits of integrated compared to single disease approaches to primary care (the so-called horizontal versus vertical approach) has continued for many years [ 13, 14], yet there are still few clear recommendations on the extent of integration of services that is needed or useful in primary care.

Third, computational and analytical tools will be developed to analyse individual datasets and to integrate, compare and cross-validate data obtained with different technologies.

The main purpose of the HCOP resource is to provide a useful method to integrate, compare and access a variety of disparate sources of human orthology data.

Overall, studies such as the one conducted by Kamisoglu and colleagues are pioneering in that they are setting the precedent for how will we integrate, compare, analyze and generalize results from high throughput technologies.

We first identified facilities with the top 20% of HR integration scores for their facility type ('more integrated'), and compared these against the bottom 80% ('less integrated').

Sweden's new immigrants especially the country's fast-increasing Muslim population—have integrated poorly compared with the arrivals of the 1970s and 1980s.