Sentence examples for integrating into the program from inspiring English sources

Pamela Jeffries, associate dean for academic affairs, and Linda Rose, associate professor, will use the grant to develop and pilot test an alternative model for clinical teaching and integrating into the program emerging technologies such as simulation, online courses and electronic student portfolios to enhance and track clinical skills and experiences.

We argue that learnability can be significantly improved by integrating into the programming systemlearning supports that allow individuals to educate themselves about the syntax, semantics and applications of a language.

Weekly faculty seminars highlight research and community activities are integrated into the program.

The Career Management sessions are integrated into the program to help participants think about how they can plan their careers strategically.

Computing techniques like parallel processing, sparse matrix handling, and the latest eigenvalue extraction package are integrated into the program.

This ASR system is integrated into the "Program for the Evaluation and Analysis of all Kinds of Speech disorders" (PEAKS) which can be used via the Internet [19].

Four patients were trained as peer educators and counsellors and integrated into the program's work force.

In the study of Abbott et al. [ 6], the exercise program consisted of motor relearning training of the transversus abdominis and multifidus, with cognitive and behavioral elements also integrated into the program.

Still, ClASS-initiated changes in policy and practice, quality improvement, and consolidation of partnerships (1) should improve internal operations and lead to sustainable capacity building, where capacity-building activities are integrated into the program and are led, managed, and funded by local stakeholders independent of the original international donors (10, 11).

The three pillars of biostatistics methodological research, collaboration, and teaching are all integrated into the programs.

Advertisers took complete ownership and control of much of radio's programming, and their commercials were often integrated into the programs' scripts.