Sentence examples for integrating central from inspiring English sources

As a result, it did not plan to reduce spending on health and social security, but instead would seek less spending at the regional and municipal level while "better integrating" central services.

"But I'm sure we'll have a good conference nonetheless". The conference is intended to revitalize a European Union initiative known as the Barcelona process, established here 10 years ago with the goal of replicating in the Muslim world some of the European Union's procedures for integrating Central and Eastern European countries.

Thus, the VMH AMPK-SNS-BAT axis appears to act as a canonical central mechanism integrating central and peripheral regulation of energy stores.

A model integrating central neurophysiological modifications must be integrated into the present paradigm to broaden its scope and be further investigated.

This distributedness contrasts with the situation in higher animals (but may correspond to the already mentioned situation in sponges) where electrical signaling is channeled toward a localized and integrating central nervous system and brain.

The heterogeneous system architecture (HSA), announced by the HSA Foundation, is an approach to integrate central processing unit (CPU) and graphics processing unit (GPU) architectures.

Therefore, BCL-W, BCL2, and BECN1 integrate central functions in determining ICI responsiveness likely by regulating functional autophagy to dictate the balance between apoptotic and necrotic cell death.

It is also significant that glycolytic enzymes can be part of non-metabolic protein complexes that may integrate central carbon metabolism and various cellular functions (see for instance [28], [43], [44], [49], [80]).

Our in silico model integrates central cAMP regulating mechanisms for a comprehensive description of cAMP signaling in human platelets.

The neurons located in the preoptic area integrate central and peripheral (e.g. environmental and metabolic) signals, and by modulating the autonomic and hormonal control of heat production and heat loss, maintain core body temperature nearly constant at different ambient temperatures [ 9].

According to author Clayborne Carson, Till's death and the widespread coverage of the students integrating Little Rock Central High School in 1957 were especially profound for younger blacks: "It was out of this festering discontent and an awareness of earlier isolated protests that the sit-ins of the 1960s were born".