Sentence examples for integrated to understand from inspiring English sources

In a conventional approach, several methods need to be adopted and integrated to understand the geochemical and geophysical signatures of active geothermal systems (e.g., Rybach and Muffler 1981).

Our results show how ITC and ABA approached can be integrated to understand how biomass uncertainty varies with scale across broad landscapes.

Here, we illustrate how population and genetic monitoring can be integrated to understand the cause of large changes in the abundance of a threatened species of seabird, the Marbled Murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus).

This paper explores the notion that, although social and technical issues are already being integrated to understand and manage flood, practitioners are now realising the importance of accommodating public hazard understanding and perception of risk into their management models, and there remains a need to fit such ideas to the insurance-based system of flood management in the UK.

Our study further demonstrates how published ChIP-Seq and gene expression data could be integrated to understand the impact of TFs in a specific biological process.

It's very hard for students on campus to integrate, to understand how it fits into their Jewish story".

Population genetics, biomonitoring and functional genomic analyses should be integrated to further understand the underlying role of genetic variation in biomarker prevalence and heterogeneity in measures of exposure (Cerdá et al. 2010).

In the second part, the standalone facts will be integrated to try to understand the deeper meaning of this regulatory machinery in inflammatory disease.

38 39 Integrating research to understand the role of comorbidity in QoL is challenging due to differences across studies in QoL conceptualisation, validity of QoL measurement, recruitment context (eg, epidemiological, treatment-seeking) and consideration of sociodemographic and clinical predictors.

Genomics research produces vast amounts of experimental data that needs to be integrated in order to understand, model, and interpret the underlying biological phenomena.

This first interest in chemistry, this desire to interrogate and explore everything in sight, led to a different feeling after a couple of years — a need to integrate my knowledge, to understand.