Sentence examples for integrating effect from inspiring English sources

By combining public and private funding, and by fostering stronger links between the research community and industry, these partnerships have an important integrating effect on research and will stimulate innovation.

Modalities responsible for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and positron emission tomography (PET)/single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) are embedded in a single UC nanocrystal, providing integrating effect over any modality alone in terms of the efficiency and sensitivity for clinical innovative diagnosis through multimodal bioimaging.

Important studies using this method are mainly at the crustal scale, due to the deep investigation depths and lateral integrating effect of the magnetometer array recordings at long periods or low frequencies (e.g., Heinson and Lilley 1993; Armadillo et al. 2001; Gurk and Schnegg 2001).

For example, Choi et al. [ 13] focused on integrating effect size estimates in individual studies into an overall estimate of the average effect size.

Compared to earlier approaches where circularly scanning cylindrical lens detectors were used for section imaging [ 3, 15], in the present work the integrating effect over the large detector surface is taken into account by using the inverse Radon transform in the reconstruction.

Community efforts represent a 28th research policy, with a budget of only around 6% of public funding, it cannot be sufficiently dynamic to have a truly integrating effect on national policies.

Many of the biological measurements form the only way of integrating effects on a large number of individual and interactive processes in aquatic organisms.

The density in infected assay tubes relative to uninfected controls is a measure of parasite virulence, integrating effects of infection on host division and survival.

The method utilizes integrated effect of vibration force (maceration) and continuous air flow for segregation of particles according to their densities (refer Fig. 1).

However, no work is reported to achieve cost constrained pragmatic solution for integrated effect of set-up, equipment failure, skill level of workers, absenteeism, material shortage, rejection, fatigue, material handling, etc. on output.

However, the PCA method enabled us to evaluate the integrated effect of exposure to an organochlorine mixture, and this can be considered a useful complementary approach to identifying the individual effects of single chemicals.