Sentence examples for integration of effective from inspiring English sources

The study investigates alternative remediation options for CrVI through the integration of effective contaminant transport and microbial biofilms.

Integration of effective analytical techniques for systematic investigations is a promising direction to better understand the biological activities of nanomaterials.

Integration of effective databases primarily designed to facilitate patient care with R&D requirements is needed but represents a complex challenge.

The advancements brought by Visual MRI are two: first, it is an integration of effective information visualization (IV) techniques into a clustering framework, which separates each MRI image in a set of informative clusters; the second improvement relies in the clustering framework itself, which is derived from a recently re-discovered non-parametric grouping strategy, i.e., the mean shift.

With technology now enabling cheaper, innovative solutions to both narrow and large-scale problems, participants at FOCAS agreed that we need a more flexible procurement system that promotes and encourages the integration of effective and innovative services.

We advance the integration of effective public health policies and trade policies.

(3) I propose the novel integration of the effective population size (Ne) parameter into population monitoring and epidemiological studies of parasites in general.

Our study has demonstrated that the integration of the effective preconcentration process and the advanced electrochemical oxidation offers a promising approach for the efficient elimination of phenolic pollutants in wastewater.

Based on the integration of the effective source distribution for a reflection point and the whole reflector area, we develop an analytical model to calculate the intercept factor of the concentrator and analyze its performance over a year.

Rather, the major trend in renewable energy policy design is support for sustainable integration of cost effective renewables into energy systems at minimal burden to government finances.

where ∮ is the linear integration of the effective attenuation coefficient μ ∧ y → along the straight line from the point X → to the scattering point x →, and ρ x → is the density at the point x → (zero in air).