The use of the words "cooperation," "fusion," "complete hands-off," "integrate" and "integrated" to describe the relations between the school and the Council in the plan evidences this.
Integration processes were also recognised to be two-way in the sense that they do not proceed in only one direction, from 'not integrated' to 'integrated' (Phillimore, 2012).
The individual p-values of the genes included in the gene set were integrated to obtain the integrated p-value for the gene set, as described previously (http://metagp.ism.ac.jp/).ac.jp/
Each of the two homeologous linkage groups of the white clover integrated map were integrated to a single linkage group to simplify the comparison of white and red clover genomes.
Fwix's local news stream has also been integrated on integrated on WeatherUnderground.com and UPI.com.
Table 1 below shows how we have defined the terms "fully integrated", "partially integrated", and "not integrated" in this paper.> We carried out a systematic review to examine factors that may influence integration of national CBHW programmes, using Atun's [ 22] framework as a lens for analysis.
The ACE emerges as a parallel, in that within a single number one can integrate the complex factors that integrate to quantify damage potential.
It is integrated, more integrated every day.
Organisational interventions of interest included fee-for-service care, integrated care, integrated care pathways, continuity of care, consumer engagement in governance and quality monitoring interventions.
Obviously innovation of medical curricula (including transformation from non-integrated to integrated curricula) may be obstructed by lack of financial resources.
Data from current and new diagnostic and treatments have been simulated through the model in order to measure the impact of switching from a non-integrated to integrated health system.
