Current literature on multisensory integration reports facilitation effects when two sensory modalities provide congruent information about an object and interference effects when different sensory modalities provide discordant information.
Table 3 summarises the benefits of integration reported by providers.
(Clinical Officer, Sub-District HospiTableKitui) Table 3 summarises the challenges to effective integration reported by providers.
(Clinical Officer, Health Centre, Nyeri) A third less common form of integration reported seemed to be some kind of blend of the two above.
This was later confirmed through sequence analysis of the DNA flanking the T-DNA left border (see below), which is in contrast with the lower frequency of T-DNA integration reported in previously characterised populations [ 11, 21].
The earliest attempts of data integration reported in literature analyze data from individual omics separately and only downstream of these parallel analyses results are merged (only to list a few [ 12- 15]).
All examples of successful primary/secondary care integration reported in the literature have focused on a combination of some, if not all, of the ten elements described in this paper, and there appears to be agreement that multiple elements are required to ensure successful and sustained integration efforts.
It is also possible that the integration reported here may relate more generally to the ability to average across other types of information, such as multisensory cues, which is also immature in childhood (e.g., Gori et al., 2008; Nardini et al., 2008, 2010).
However, it is also known that SIGACT reporting in Iraq did not adhere to homogenous reporting standards throughout the entire conflict, including the integration of reports (or initial lack thereof) from Iraqi military units [29].
