Sentence examples for integrated into the context from inspiring English sources

The web-interface can be integrated into the context of a primary system like a HIS or like in our case into the patient view of the PEHR.

These early aspects of the RCA curriculum are taught mainly as large group sessions, with RCA principles integrated into the context of the particular body system blocks that the students are being taught, as part of their integrated CBL program.

These findings must be integrated into the context of basal ganglia circuitry, where inhibitory outputs of the direct and indirect pathways form functionally complementary loops that provide polysynaptic recurrent positive and negative feedback for excitatory striatal synaptogenesis (Kozorovitskiy et al., 2012).

Embedded into a proper learning scenario, partly implemented and integrated into the clinical context, the IRMAdiag trainer could show how CBIR can benefit radiological training.

The counselling approach is based on principles derived from brief trauma-focused therapy and techniques from cognitive behavioural therapy that are integrated into the cultural context [ 14, 15].

This proposal is compatible with Turken and Dronkers's (2011) suggestion that interactions between ventral PFC and pMTG allow selected aspects of meaning to be sustained in short-term memory such that they can be integrated into the overall context.

Some may last beyond the resolution of tissue injury leading to chronic pain syndromes; a major conceptual and practical challenge for modern medicine, which requires a detailed understanding of how dynamic molecular changes are integrated into the cellular context of nociceptive processing in spinal and brain circuits (Kuner, 2010).

A central question that arises is whether evidence-based health care and/or behavior change interventions widely employed in conventional medical and behavioral health care could be integrated into the CAM practice context in ways that ensure validity within the specific context of a CAM practice while maintaining the conceptual integrity of the evidence-based intervention.

In a science city, in addition to the establishment of science-based institutions, the socio-cultural areas of housing and leisure are integrated into the urban development context.

Learning as an apprentice is shaped within the community of practice (Lave and Wenger 1991), and can be seen as being integrated into the specific workplace context by providing a "situative perspective" (Lyngsnes and Rismark 2011, p. 167).

Regular final chords (tonics) can easily be integrated into the established musical context, whereas irregular chords (DDs) require a larger amount of harmonic integration (because they do not easily fit into the harmonic fabric established by the first chords).