Sentence examples for integration common from inspiring English sources

And surely globalisation more travel, ever deeper economic integration, common threats (such as global warming and terrorism)—mean that America cannot go it alone.

Through this data integration, common inconsistencies that are not specific to the deletion of interest are identified and eliminated from the annotation, resulting in a reliable characterization of the whole deficiency genome.

The proposed method bypasses the integrations common in finite element based methods and difficulties associated with finite rotations interpolation and while exhibiting a very good accuracy compared to the finite element results, it is computationally more efficient and simpler to implement in a computer programming code.

The clustering of integrations, termed common integration sites (CIS), as an indicator for clone selection has already been used in concerted retrovirus insertional mutagenesis studies that aimed to identify new cancer genes by determining the gene configuration near frequently affected integration site loci [26] [28].

Our data demonstrate that, contrary to the widely held assumption that transgenes are integrated into the genome in a head-to-tail tandem array [5], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [28], [29], [30], [37], [38], [39], [40], [41], inverted transgene integration is common when multiple copies of the transgene are integrated into the genome.

Rule integration is common to both analogical reasoning, where a rule must be integrated with novel surface features and to reasoning using compound rules, where the products of the individual rules must be integrated in order to derive the solution.

We are the only continent where regional integration and common markets have not taken hold.

Other forms of economic integration include common markets, economic unions, and federations.

"Ohrid institutionalized ethnicity to such a degree that there is no room left for any integration or common action among groups," she said.

Recent moves, including the introduction of the euro and the creation of a central bank, have fueled the drive beyond simple economic integration toward common policies in defense and foreign affairs.

It is also a problem that confronts Asia, as it searches for regional integration and common values and identities that will make the idea of the "Asian century" more than simply a cartographic observation.