He notes that the European Union, a "regional system of jurisdictional integration", served as "an extraordinarily successful machine for generating economic catch-up among previously poorer members, from Italy in the 1950s and 1960s to Ireland in the 1990s".
Whether jurisdictional integration serves the goal of good government rather depends.In one way, as Mr Wolf acknowledges, it militates against it, by suppressing regulatory competition—as when states compete to attract foreign investment.
The European integration serves for many regions in the world in spite of its crisis as a model (Latin America, Mercosur, African Union, Arab Union; Kim 2009).
Lastly, Lesley Jacobs, in Pursuing Equal Opportunities (2004), sees affirmative action as a means of overcoming the structural exclusion of African-Americans from major institutions: affirmative action assists structural integration, and structural integration serves the ideal of equal opportunity (Jacobs 2004, 124 142).
Reversible integration can mobilize chromosomal genes, while irreversible integration serves to domesticate the mobile elements into resident genes (Ochman et al. 2000; Sundin 2007).
The results indicate that spectral clustering approaches are capable of recovering coherent gene modules even under noisy conditions, and that information integration serves to further enhance this capability.
All genotypes of strains used in this study are summarised in. A. terreus strain SBUG844 and its derivative SBUG844Δ akuB that show increased rates of homologous integration served as parental strains (Gressler et al., 2011).
Women who had integrated more into German society slept worse than less integrated women in both samples, suggesting that non-integration serves a protective function.
Possibly, non-integration serves a protective function.
This confirms the hypothesis that non-integration serves a protective function with respect to sleep quality.
