Sentence examples for integrates mostly from inspiring English sources

We further investigate this trend by reviewing the set of chloroplast ribosomal proteins, one of the most representative transferred gene clusters, finding that the ribosomal large subunit, assembled from a majority of nuclear-encoded proteins, is clearly more unstructured than the small one, which integrates mostly plastid-encoded proteins.

In these resources, data sources are integrated mostly through URL links.

Finally, the third type is no longer sequential but "convergent", as the qualitative and quantitative data are produced concurrently, with the results being compared and integrated mostly after the data collection stage, at the time of the analysis.

But microgrids are integrated with mostly inverter interfaced DGs whose fault currents are limited especially when they disconnect from main power grid.

We present an optimized strategy for the design, evaluation and interpretation of Ecotilling results by integrating several mostly freely available bioinformatic tools.

Instead, Ruders – who began his musical career as an organist – mostly integrates the instrument with the orchestra using aural sleight-of-hand, so that textures pass seamlessly from one to the other.

Yet those who lose their jobs may also lose their permits, forcing them either to return home or to stay illegally.Albanians have mostly integrated well.

Combine the egg with the pistachio mixture using a cutting motion, and once it has mostly integrated you can use your hands to very lightly work the paste into a smooth mixture.

Most of the services, such as Microsoft Office 365,  have integrated video conferencing, mostly as an add-on.

Relying on historical documents and literature investigation, Chinese scholars mostly integrate literature in to their research to correct the deviation of oral history and explain oral content, which makes Chinese oral history research unique (Ding, 2003a, b).

Victor Nunes' work uses 2D sketches that integrate 3D objects, mostly common objects, into their structure.