Sentence examples for integrated relationships from inspiring English sources

Discontinuity or difficulties in managing UR projects is linked to student demotivation, primarily centered on poorly integrated relationships with supervisors [ 17].

Armstrong actually stated that "a holistic perspective that acknowledges the integrated relationships of many stakeholders" requires that PETA be excluded.

Due to the lack of the strains outside China, it is still very difficult to provide a detailed and integrated relationships between the strains in Xinjiang and those of the Central Asia.

An understanding of the integrated relationships among the principal cellular functions that govern the bioenergetic reactions of an organism is necessary to determine how cells remain viable and optimise their fitness in the environment.

No previous studies have addressed the integrated relationships among system quality, service quality, job satisfaction, and system performance; this study attempts to bridge such a gap with evidence-based practice study.

For Sarvar and other towns just east of Western Europe, the expansion will merely formalize what is already a fully integrated relationship.

The architects of BIG, weaned in the age of the Internet, seem more interested in fashioning a fluid, integrated relationship among architecture, landscape and public infrastructure.

"A highly integrated relationship between the UK and the EU is in the best interests of Europe, the United States and the global economy," he told journalists after the meeting.

"They are the likely suspects, for example we would love to have a more deeply integrated relationship with Facebook".

"[Your bonus] can range from 0.75 to 1.25 depending on how well we perform against our strategy to integrate relationships, sharing and identity across our products".

The proposed framework (SEAMLESS-IF) integrates relationships and processes across disciplines and scales and combines quantitative analysis with qualitative judgments and experiences.